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These information which I provide, are from standard physical books and practical experiences. You may kindly search in Google for your requirements.

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The time it takes for a drowned fish to surface can vary depending on several factors. Warmer water temperatures generally accelerate the decomposition process and might cause the fish to bloat and surface sooner. If the fish is in deeper water, it might take longer to surface compared to shallow water. Different species have varying buoyancies and decomposition rates, which can affect how quickly they rise to the surface. Predators might consume the fish before it surfaces. In general, a drowned fish may take anywhere from a few hours to a few days to float to the surface of the water. Fresh dead fish (recently dead):It will generally have intact scales, clear eyes, and firm flesh. There might be some rigor mortis (stiffening of the body) setting in, but overall, it will look relatively normal. Might not have a strong odor, or it might just smell fishy. Eyes are usually clear and not cloudy. Gills are typically red or pink.

You have to undergo a comprehensive training for Fish farming. It is a science. Once you know the things in a systematic and proper way, you will find the answers of your each question by yourself. Aquaculture is a full time job.

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zeolite is for ammonia reduction. For oxygen tab - see manufacturer's instructions.

Ji. FCR machhali ki prajati par aur kya khana khila rahe hain usme potein ki matra kitni hai aur pani ke parameters kitni achchhi tarah se control kiya gaya hai, is par nirbhar karta hai. Kyonki RAS me jo aap khilayenge sirf wahi khana machhali ko milta hai aur talaab ki tarah koi natural food nahi milta isliye FCR jyadatar 1.2 ke upar hi rehta hai.❤

@@aquacultureguru178 pangas fish ka fcr janna hai Feed achhi khilaye to fcr keya hoga

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​@@aquacultureguru178 sir how much time Cl takes to automatically reach at zero level ,

@@neerajsinghbhar966 This cannot be said. Use Sodium thiosulfate (sodium hyposulfite), Na2S2O3 crystals to get immediate remedy or put heavy aeration and always test for chlorine level to ZERO

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​@@aquacultureguru178 sir it is urgent plz reply,can I feed ascorbic acid of more than 98% purity to my fish ,1 gm par kg feed plz reply,it is highly pure Pharma grade vitamin C

Namastey, In RAS, 30 kg per cubic meter (1000 liters). Any commercial feed for carps from good company.

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@@aquacultureguru178 excuse sir square metre understanding no sir, 1 cubic metre 1000 liters water so 1 square metre how much sir, 10000 litres to how many Grass fishes sir ?

@@psrreddy4974 Apologies. I have edited it, Square meter reference in given in pond aquaculture.

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I am preoccupied by various onsite RAS farm visits in India these days to solve the issues there. Also, calls from Dubai, Riyadh, New Zealand. Will do it but will take some time.

@@aquacultureguru178 ok no problem, happy to know that u r busy and spreading valuable knowledge,very few people r here in India who r doing selfless service u r one of them,keep going

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De-sedimentation of a pond means removing accumulated sediments from the bottom of the pond which may include organic matter, silt, clay, and other particles that settle over time. This process is crucial for maintaining the health and productivity of the aquaculture environment. Draining and Drying can be used and once dry, the sediments can be manually or mechanically removed. Dredging can be another option where using mechanical equipment to scoop out the sediments from the pond bottom without draining. Also, Siphoning out sediments from small ponds without draining the entire pond.. We always use the Draining and Drying.

Thanks. I will do it soon. It is pending for a long period.

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@@neerajsinghbhar966 Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing to my channel! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoy my content and find it valuable. Your support and feedback mean a lot to me. Stay tuned for more such content on fish farming, and feel free to share any topics you'd like to see covered. Welcome to the community!

@@aquacultureguru178 dear sir can I use soil probiotic and decomposer at same time in my fish pond or they are anti to eachother,plz reply or make a video on this topic ,

@@neerajsinghbhar966 Let's understand this way : Soil Probiotics: These are beneficial bacteria that help to maintain a healthy balance of microorganisms in the pond. They can improve water quality by breaking down organic matter, reducing harmful pathogens, and enhancing the overall microbial ecosystem. Decomposers: These are organisms, including bacteria and fungi, that break down dead organic material into simpler substances. Decomposers play a crucial role in nutrient cycling and help keep the pond clean by decomposing fish waste, uneaten food, and plant debris. When used together, soil probiotics and decomposers can work synergistically to maintain a healthy pond environment. Probiotics can enhance the activity of decomposers by creating a favorable environment for their growth and activity. This can result in more efficient breakdown of organic matter and improved nutrient cycling. The combined action of both can lead to better water clarity, reduced sludge accumulation, and lower levels of harmful compounds like ammonia and nitrites, which are harmful to fish. Introduce them at the same time or sequentially, depending on the specific products and instructions from the manufacturer. Follow the recommended dosage and application frequency for each product. Overuse of either can lead to imbalances. Regularly monitor water quality parameters such as pH, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels to ensure that the pond remains healthy. Using both soil probiotics and decomposers together in a fish pond can be highly beneficial and they are not inherently antagonistic.

Asian seabass are truly EURYHALINE fish. They can be grown in zero to 40 ppt of salinity without any problem This culture is freshwater - zero salinity.

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We have no any DIY RAS setup, we have big professional setups. For sensors, you can call me at 9890907583. Thanks

Thanks for your luv.. I reciprocate the same. I will try my best to do this DIY series on RAS but for that I have get all the required components and units first and do it successfully as I did for almost all the things which I shared here for the complete understanding of my viewers. Thanks for your kind words once again. Lots of love, Fond Regards.

Sir, Let me know if your DIY RAS has automatic sensors for water parameters PH, TDO, TSS, NH3 Thank you

We have no any DIY RAS setup, we have big professional setups. For sensors, you can call me at 9890907583. Thanks

There is a comprehensive training of two days here at my center with prior booking. 9890907583

I am located at Alibag - 402 108. Maharashtra.

Yes. Initial stages of video making, I sincerely apologize for this. We tried our best to improve later.

Ji Janab Zakir Khan Saheb, behtar hai, Mai aainda khyal rakhunga. Thanks for your suggestion.

Welcome Sir. This is an example only to show how to calculate the TAN and requisite surface area of the biomedia. The total nitrogen produced by the feed will not be assimilated by fish. Feed ingested and digested by fish will also be not 100% and a portion of it comes out with fecal natter, also some uneaten feed will be wasted and may contribute to TAN if not addressed quickly. When fish eats feed, digests and assimilates the nitrogen present in feed's protein, it utilizes it for BOTH its growth and other metabolic activities which depends on various water parameters and varies significantly. So, for calculation purpose ONLY we have resorted to 50% of nitrogen of protein assimilated by fish and 50% contributed to the production of TAN. In reality, it will vary as per the situation & species.

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