Sentence examples for needs of fish from inspiring English sources

The agreement sets out how water will be allocated in wet and dry years (generally the needs of fish take priority) and how those users with lower priority during droughts (largely farmers) may be given additional supplies and new storage capacity in subsequent years.

"We are seeking to appropriately balance the needs of fish and electricity consumers during a serious drought," says acting BPA administrator Steve Wright.

While African Dwarf Frogs can co-exist with tropical fish in an aquarium, in doing so, always set up your tank for the needs of fish, not frogs in mind.

In the present study, two fresh water fishes namely, Channa punctatus and Clarias batrachus, were exposed to three sub-acute concentrations of synthetic pyrethroid, cypermethrin, for 96 h to evaluate the role of amino acids in fulfilling the immediate energy needs of fishes under pyrethroid induced stress as well as to find out the mechanism of ammonia detoxification.

The Klamath Tribes have made a call on their water, shutting off an untold number of ranchers and farmers downstream, to ensure that they can use their water for traditional needs of fishing, hunting, and agriculture.

Make sure the fish food you buy matches the needs of your fish.

Fish bowls are very bad for fish as they don't usually have a filter and cannot meet the needs of the fish.

Taking into account these limits and the dietary needs of different fish species, efforts have been made over the last decade to develop diets with a low content in fish resources.

I'm convinced that considering the needs of both fish and the communities that harvest them is the best path to sustainable harvests.

Given federal reports on the needs of the fish -- endangered suckers in Upper Klamath Lake and threatened coho salmon in the Klamath River -- the Bureau of Reclamation shut off irrigation water in April to 90percentt of a stretch of 220,000 acres.

In recent years, automatic adjustments of the feeding amount based on the needs of the fish have become a developing trend.