A steady supply of fingerlings requires egg incubation and fry rearing as preliminary steps.
Eggs are collected from brood fish and incubated in hatching jars.
Newly hatched fry are collected, counted and stocked into tanks.
| Class lecture | Field work |
| The use of 17-alpha methyltestosterone for sex reversal | Count fry and stock into tanks |
| INAD protocal | Calculate feed |
| Feeding methods | Monitor weekly growth |
