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All the measured parameters were relatively similar in the two recirculating systems until
the UV treatments became varied. The use of UV radiation in fish culture is a significant
improvement in the fish culture technology. Reared fish will find adequate comfort with
the UV equipped systems especially in crowded situations as in fish hatcheries. It is
proposed that the UV systems will be useful in overwintering those warm water fish that
are now targeted for culture in cold regions like the tilapias that must be stocked in higher
densities than usual.
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