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Fish in a recirculating aquaculture tank become lethargic and gather near the inflow. Explain the likely water quality problem, how you would test for it, and the immediate corrective action. (6 marks)
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4/6 · ✓ Identifies low dissolved oxygen from the behaviour described
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water quality and dissolved oxygen
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water quality and dissolved oxygenaquaculture systems and stockingfishing gear and methodsbag limits and fisheries regulations
Fish in a recirculating aquaculture tank become lethargic and gather near the inflow. Explain the likely water quality problem, how you would test for it, and the immediate corrective action. (6 marks)
Aquatic Practices · QCE
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✓ Identifies low dissolved oxygen from the behaviour described
✓ Names dissolved oxygen testing as the diagnostic step
✕ States a target range and the level at which fish are at risk
✕ Names the underlying cause to address — stocking density, feeding rate, temperature or biofilter load
Weak topics, resurfacing
water quality and dissolved oxygen
aquaculture systems and stocking