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SRAC# 161

Cage Culture: Site Selection and Water Quality (Revised 1997)

Michael P. Masser


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In the U.S. the majority of cage culture is practiced in ponds or quarries. Not all ponds and quarries are suitable for cage culture of fish. Many failures in cage production have occurred because of poor site selection. Before attempting cage culture make sure the body of water chosen will support the increased biological demand placed upon it.
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