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AAAQ1043 (202301 session)

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  • What is pH?
    Measure hydrogen ion in water or soil.
  • What is the ideal pH for fish?
    6.5 - 8.5
  • THREE (3) ways to manage high pH.
    Acid, aerations, prepare pond early, add alum, add organic matter
  • Does alkalinity same as water hardness?
    No. Alkalinity is base, water hardness is metal ions/salts in water.
  • What happen to fish when DO > 5 mg/L?
    Grow well
  • What happens to fish when DO < 2 mg/L?
    Die
  • Daily pH fluctuation - sunrise
    Photosynthesis increase, carbon dioxide reduce, pH increase
  • Give FOUR (4) ways how LOW temperature affect fish metabolic and physiology?
    Stop eating/eat less, reduced growth, delay/prevent maturation & spawning, slow down egg development, increase infections and diseases
  • Daily fluctuation of pH - Late evening
    Respiration increase, photosynthesis reduce, carbon dioxide reduce, pH reduced
  • What is alkalinity?
    Total amount of base present in water, prevent large pH change.
  • TWO (2) ways to overcome low pH.
    Lime, alkaline fertilizer
  • Daily fluctuation of oxygen - NIGHT
    Respiration, reduced DO, photosynthesis stop.
  • Give TWO (2) signs of low DO.
    Stop eating, eat less, come to surface, tadpoles at the margin of pond, water snails, odour of rotten egg.
  • Daily fluctuation of oxygen - DAYTIME
    Higher photosynthesis, higher DO, higher phytoplankton
  • Which one better? High alkalinity or low alkalinity? Reason.
    High alkalinity. Prevent drastic pH change.
  • List THREE (3) factors for the oxygen requirement of the fish.
    Fish species, fish size, water temperature, physiological
  • Give THREE (3) factors that affects oxygen solubility.
    Temperature, atmospheric pressure, salinity
  • Give THREE (3) ways how HIGH temperature affects the fish?
    Increase growth, increase food requirements, stimulate fish gonad maturation & spawning, increase oxygen demand