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Secondary Success
January 12, 2018
Stage of Development: Some in the fingerling stage, some still in fry stage.
Oddly enough, this year's population of trout in our tank are growing at different rates. Also, the larger ones hang out towards the left of the tank, while the smaller tend to mingle in the right. No reasoning has been discovered as of now.
Summary: Today the trout underwent a water change, in attempt to calm the nitrite levels within the tank. The management crew is doing their best to correct the current nitrogen cycle within the tank.
Two fish were lost, leaving the tank with a population of 160.
Temp: 11 degrees Celcius
pH: unacceptable range
Title:Pinching Crawdads
Date: 1/8/18
Stage of Development: fingerling (3-4in)
This is were most of the fish swam.
Summary: The temperature of the tank was 54 degrees. The ammonia level was 1ppm with nitates. The nitrites level was 2ppm. The nitrates level was 5ppm.
The fish were swimming all around the tank. During the feeding period they spread out. The color of the gills were brown. No deaths. Fed at 8:37. Fins are developing. They didnt move towards the food they just kept swimming. Most of the fish were on the left side of the tank.
Legends of Nature
Date: 01/22/18
Stage of Development: Fry Stage
Summary:
The total number of fish alive is 190 and their coloration is light grey and dark grey splotches. Their swimming behavior is normal and they tend to be bundled in twos. Sometimes they hide in rocks and they're mostly on the right side. There are no damages or injuries and no unusual behavior.
These are the trout at their fry stage
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