Sentence examples for breeding fish from inspiring English sources

The shallower waters are critical for breeding fish.

The bulbous, oyster- and coral-clad roots play host to breeding fish and therefore attract larger predators too.

An official of the Ministry of Agriculture said in a speech Thursday that the new standards would cover 100 categories, everything from breeding fish and seafood products to disease prevention and drug controls.

"The importance of the drying out is that it keeps them free from a breeding fish population," said Brian Zarate, assistant biologist at the state Division of Fish and Wildlife.

How can you insure that breeding fish in captivity won't change their chemical composition, too (perhaps replace "good fatty acids" with cholesterol or triglycerides)?

Derbies like this are one way that officials and scientists are seeking to bring attention to the potential damage caused by this voracious, rapidly breeding fish and to control its spread, which in the Florida Keys has been so quick that wildlife managers are having a hard time adapting.

These are mainly coastal fish farms, breeding saltwater fish like grouper, sea bass, snapper and milkfish, as well as shrimp and mangrove crabs.

For centuries, economic activity centered on camel breeding, fishing and pearl diving.

Rural life remains based on the Cretan traditions of farming, stock breeding, fishing, and handicrafts, while urban life blends traditional culture with elements more characteristic of modern cities boutiques, coffeehouses, cybercafes, cinemas, popular music clubs, and fast-food restaurants.

Two colonies were established on the western coast, one near Godthåb (modern Nuuk) and one near Julianehåb (almost at the southern tip of the island), where a few thousand Norsemen engaged in cattle breeding, fishing, and sealing.

Regional economies focus on the primary sector i.e., agriculture, livestock breeding, fishing and some limited extraction of last energy reserves.