Bifocal Fisheries (C1) HSC Board Most Likely Question Sets – Fish Cultivation

Introduction

Fish cultivation, also known as fish farming or pisciculture, is the commercial breeding of fish in artificial enclosures. It is a type of aquaculture, which is the controlled cultivation of aquatic animals.

Fill in the Blanks

The most likely fill in the blanks question asked in HSC Board Examination. Students must recite all the following to get maximum marks in the examination.

1. In Japan, cages are used for culture of yellow tail fish, known as Salmon.
2. Turbidity is the physical property of water.
3. Daily dose of artificial food should be related to the weight of the spawn stalk.
4. Water retentive type of soil is preferable for fish farm cultivation.
5. Plankton acts as natural food for fishes.
6. At selected ponds site, the pH of soil should be alkaline.
7. Predatory fishes should not be cultured with major carp.
8. Super phosphate is an organic fertilizer.
9. Cow dung / Urea is an organic fertilizer.
10. Try stage is obtained from rearing ponds.
11. I Motokawa develops re-circulating water system.
12. Daphnia is a live fish feed.
13. Nitrogen CPd is used for fast growth of fishes.
14. Mature oil cake is used as a fish poison (circulatory system).
15. DDVP is an organophosphate. – DDVP is the common name for dichlorvos, an organophosphate pesticide and insecticide.
16. Optimum depth of stocking pond is 2m. – The options here are generally given as 6m, 2m or 4m. So 2m is the best option. A stocking pond is a pond where you raise fingerlings to marketable size fish. The optimal depth of a stocking pond is between 2.5 and 3 meters.

Coming soon with complete notes for all chapters of 12th Standard Bifocal Fresh Water Fish Culture (C1) subject for best preparation in HSC Board Examination – Sure shot success in the examination…!
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