639.311/H.C

Carp And Pond Fish Culture

Including

Chinese Herbivorous Species,

Pike, Tench, Zander,

Wels Catfish And Goldfish

Laszlo Horvath, Gizella Tamas And Chris Seagrave

Contents

<!--Introduction

<!--Characteristics of carp farming

<!--Historical background of carp husbandry

<!--Cyprinid farming in Europe

<!--The Principles Of Carp Farming

<!--Ecological characteristics

<!--Growth of carp in fish ponds

<!--The farming cycle

<!--Farm production

<!--The fish farm

<!--The ponds

3.   The Technology Of Seed Production

<!--Extensive methods

<!--Development of propagation methods

<!--Broodstock maintenance

<!--Preparation of broodstock for artificial propagation

<!--Stripping and fertilizing the eggs

<!--Egg incubation

<!--Control of the hatching process

<!--Larval rearing in the hatchery

<!--The Technology Of Fry Rearing

<!--Selection and preparation of ponds

<!--Transporting and stocking of feeding fry (larvae)

<!--The developmentof the plankton population

<!--Harvesting advanced fry

<!--The Annual Cycle Of Carp Husbandry: Ongrowing Fingerling Fish To Market Size

<!--Pond preparation

<!--Fertilizing and natural food development

<!--Stocking and transportation

<!--Supplementary feeding

<!--Yield estimation and sample fishing

<!--Oxygen supply

<!--Health control

<!--Autumn harvesting and sorting

<!--Wintering as a technological operation

<!--The Propagation Of Other Pond Fish Species

<!--The propagation and rearing of herbivorous fish

<!--The propagation and rearing of tench

<!--The propagation and rearing of pike

<!--The propagation and rearing of zander (pike perch)

<!--The propagation and rearing of wels catfish

·        The propagation and rearing of goldfish

Prep./ khaled shrief&Fatma Essam

Manage./ Huda Hosny