Biology, asked by guptaparth25, 9 months ago

What is rearing of fish called.

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Answered by Anonymous
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The rearing of fish is called pisciculture.

  • Pisciculture is also known by the name fish farming, is defined as the breeding of fish in artificial enclosures. The purpose of breeding is its commercial value.
  • Pisciculture is different from aquaculture. The latter includes the rearing of aquatic organisms. It comprises oysters, prawns etc.
  • Pisciculture is beneficial as it provides employment and nutritional value as it is a high source of protein.

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Answered by syed2020ashaels
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The rearing of fish is known as pisciculture. It is a form of aquaculture and it includes the scientific rearing and management of all aquatic animals. It involves activities like the commercial raising of fishes in suitable habitats like tanks, for the purpose of getting food resources. The fish species that are reared usually include tilapia catfish and salmon.

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