Cage design, placement affect water quality

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Author(s):
Claude E. Boyd

Type of Document:
Scholarly Article

 

Publisher/Journal:
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Date of Publication:
11/12/2010

Place of Publication:
Not Available

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Abstract: Farm cages should be sited where water quality is good and water velocity is adequate. The size, shape and position of cages should be selected to favor rapid flushing. Fish can typically be cultured at greater density in small cages than in larger ones. Cages should be oriented with the greatest surface area perpendicular to the prevailing current. Cages should occasionally be fallowed or moved to allow benthic communities to recover.

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