Aquaculture

Watershed ponds and levees are the primary facilities used to produce:

• aquaculture crops.

• aquaponic crops.

• lily pads.

• tadpoles.

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When one is establishing an aquaculture operation, the need for more time to develop markets for the aquaculture products is the main reason to:

• begin with multiple production facilities.

• develop long-range expansion goals.

• invest heavily in the operation.

• start with a small operation.

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What would you expect to find if the dissolved oxygen level in a recirculating tanks dropped below 3.0 ppm?

• broken pump

• cloudy water

• dead fish

• discolored fish

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The first step in determining the cause of a spike in ammonia levels in an aquaculture system is:

• check the water level in the tank.

• examine the biofilter.

• inspect the production tank.

• look for foreign material in the tank.

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What is the main driving force behind the development of aquaculture?

• Worldwide fish catch rates have leveled off or declined

• Cost-effectiveness is much higher than traditional angling

• It is much easier to accomplish than traditional off shore fishing

• Wild fish are disease riddled, making the catch in many areas not safe for consumption

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Which of the following is not a sustainable aquaculture practice?

• Moving toward plant based-feed for the fish

• Using fish that have not been genetically modified

• Maintaining clean water supplies that may enter waterways

• Cultivate species that are non-native to that area

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of aquaculture?

• Reduces risk of fishery collapse

• Requires small amount of water, space and fuel

• Doesn't take up a vast amount of land space

• Fish produce low concentration of waste

The factor that will have the most impact on the successful operation of an aquaculture facility is:

• feed additives.

• funding level.

• water quality.

• worker experience.

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Two of the least successful types of aquaculture facilities for large-scale fish production are:

• cages and levee ponds.

• raceways and watershed ponds.

• recirculating systems and cages.

• watershed ponds and cages.

Being too close to public waters or in a wetland may prevent construction of an aquaculture facility because of:

• boating guidelines.

• housing regulations.

• safety issues.

• zoning laws.

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