Sentence examples for hatchery tank from inspiring English sources

This technique was employed to enumerate V. harveyi in postlarvae and hatchery tank water.

It has 22 cylindrical hatchery tanks, each holding 2.5 tons of water, and 24 raceway tanks, each holding 10 tons of water.

A novel experimental design was developed to study individual tagged fish in 9 m diameter hatchery tanks.

Constant aeration was provided to each aquarium and the hatchery tanks were maintained under a 12 h light: 12 h dark cycle.

In 2012, researchers documented damage to oysters in hatchery tanks in Oregon fed with seawater that had become more acidic as a result of offshore upwelling patterns.

Larvae fed on enriched Artemia are indeed healthier and more resistant to stressful conditions such as infections and weaning of fish, when transferring post larvae from hatchery tanks to nursery ponds.

To ensure that potential differences are due to the species' selective past (evolutionary change) and not due to divergent requirements or behaviours of mating tactics during the experiment (phenotypic plasticity), individuals were reared in standard hatchery tanks.

Our hatchery fish had 12 13 × 10 sperm cells per mL, equivalent to the 13.1 × 10 mL −1 found in precocious parr sourced direct from the wild (n =  11), and a greater density than 6.1 × 10 mL −1 found in larger anadromous male salmon (n =  66) that were captured from the wild then maintained for some weeks in hatchery tanks (Gage et al. 1995).

This study demonstrates that social interaction and inter-strain competition in densely stocked mixed origin hatchery tanks is not the primary reason as to why farmed salmon in the hatchery outgrow wild salmon in a manner that is not seen in nature.

Upon start of the experimental treatment, approximately 180 individuals were accidentally transferred from a restricted hatchery treatment tank (tank 3, mean weight = 0.22 g/individual) to a hatchery control treatment tank (tank 2, mean weight = 0.22 g/individual).

The rotifer Brachionus plicatilis is commonly cultivated for feeding the fry of marine fish in hatcheries in production tanks.