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1.4.2.d. Spawn behaviour in relation to hydrological and hydrobiological characters
Unit 1 - Fish seed resources and natural breeding of finfishes
2.6. Spawn behaviour in relation to hydrological and hydrobiological characters Flood level: Flood is the most important character showing a positive correlation with spawn availability.
Current velocity and water depth: Velocity ranging between 0.5-3 km per hour is conducive to spawn collection.
Current direction: A constant direction of current is ideal for spawn collection
Weather: Overcast sky, with or without drizzle, coupled with gentle breeze, is generally ideal for spawn collection. Windy weather is unfavourable. Night collections are higher than day collections.
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