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2.1. Fish culture component
Hybrid catfish fingerlings with an initial mean weight of
6.58±1.72 g were stocked at a density of 35 fishm−2 in an earthen
pond, 226m2 in size with a water depth of 1.3 m. Commercial
pelleted feed (Charoen Pokaphan Co. Ltd, Bangkok, Thailand) containing
34% protein, 5.4% lipid, 3.9% fiber, 10.8% ash and 18.1 kJ g−1
gross energy was used in this study. Fish were fed at 0830 and
1530 h daily at a rate of 10, 8, 5, and 3% body weight (BW) per
day for fish weighing < 20 g, 20–50 g, 51–100 g, and > 100 g, respectively.
Small-size pellets (No. 9910; 3mm in diameter) were used
for the first 2 months and large-size pellets (No. 9912; 6mm in
diameter) were used for the rest of the experimental duration. The
stocked fish were sampled biweekly to adjust the feed ration

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2.1. Fish Culture Component
Hybrid Catfish fingerlings with an Initial Weight mean of
6.58 ± 1.72 G were stocked at a density of 35 Fishm-2 in an earthen
Pond, Water 226m2 in size with a depth of 1.3 m. Commercial
pelleted Feed (Charoen Pokaphan Co. Ltd, Bangkok, Thailand) containing
34% protein, 5.4% lipid, Fiber 3.9%, 10.8% and 18.1 kJ Ash G-1
was gross Energy Used in this Study. Fish were Fed at 0830 and
1530th h at a rate of 10 Daily, 8, 5, and 3% Body Weight (BW) Per
Day for Fish Weighing <20 G, G 20-50, 51-100 G, and> 100 G. , respectively.
Small-size Pellets (No. 9910; 3mm in Diameter) were Used
for 2 months and The First Large-size Pellets (No. 9912; 6mm in
Diameter) were Used for The Rest of The Experimental Duration. The
stocked Fish were sampled Biweekly to Adjust The Feed ration.

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2.1. Fish culture component
Hybrid catfish fingerlings with an initial mean weight of
6.58 edge 1.72 g were stocked at a density. Of 35 fishm − 2 in an earthen
pond 226m2 in, size with a water depth of 1.3 m. Commercial
pelleted feed (Charoen Pokaphan. Co. Ltd Bangkok, Thailand), containing
34%, lipid protein 5.4%, fiber 10.8% 3.9%, ash and 18.1 kJ g − 1
gross energy was used. In this study.Fish were fed at 0830 and
1530 h daily at a rate of 10 8 5,,, 3% and body weight (BW) per
day for fish weighing < 20, G. 20 - 50, G 51 - 100 g and >, 100, g respectively.
Small-size pellets (No. 9910; 3mm in diameter) were used
for the first 2 months. And large-size pellets (No. 9912; 6mm in
diameter) were used for the rest of the experimental duration. The
.Stocked fish were sampled biweekly to adjust the feed ration.