Biology, asked by shreyasoni15, 1 year ago

what is composite fish culture?

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Answered by ritubundela1199

Composite fish culture is a system in which five or six different species of fishes are grown together in a single fishpond. Fishes with different food habitats are chosen so that they do not compete for food among themselves. ... This ensures complete utilization of food resources in the pond.

Answered by kalpsheladiya

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In this method a combination of 5 or 6 fishes are reared in a single fish pond. Ther will be no competition for food and space in the pond because each species has different types of food habits.

Eg. Silver carp and Catla are top feeders

Rohu and Grass Carp are middle feeders

Mrigal and common carp are bottom feeders

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