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    Installing or Setting-

    up Frames
    AQUACULTURE NC II
    PRELIMINARIES

    A. Prayer
    B. Attendance
    C. Set class rules and
    health protocols
    REVIEW

    What was our


    previous lesson
    all about?
    Identify each statement below as to types of natural
    food in the pond. (Lumot, lablab, plankton)

    _____1. This type of natural food in the pond comprises several


    species of blue-green algae, green algae, diatoms, rotifers,
    crustaceans, larvae, insects, roundworms, and detritus.
    _____2. This natural food is basically frown for milkfish.
    _____3. This is the collective term used for microscopic organisms
    suspended in water.
    _____4. This plant grows well during the dry months in ponds with
    hard bottoms and salinity of 25–32 ppt.
    _____5. This filamentous or grass green algae will grow best in
    areas where lab-lab grows poorly.
    Questions:

    1. What can you say about the


    pictures?
    2. What are these facilities?
    3. How are these facilities
    installed?
    NEW LESSON:

    Installing or Setting-
    up Pen and Cage
    OBJECTIVES
    1. Determine the similarities and differences of pens and
    cages;
    2. Recall the materials needed and the steps in installing nets
    and cages

    3. Set-Up/ construct miniature fish pen and fish cage: and

    4. Share insights on the importance of having the knowledge


    as to the considerations and requirements in
    installation/setting-up fish cage and fish pen.
    VIDEO:

    Installing pens and cages


    ACTIVITY 1 (Group Activity)
    (Alloted time: 3 minutes preparation, 2 minutes presentation)

    Group 1: a. What is a fish cage?


    b. What is fish pen?
    c. Compare and contrast a fish pen and a fish cage.
    Group 2: a. What are the requirements needed in setting up a fish
    pen and fish cage?
    b. What are the materials needed in setting-up nets and
    cages?
    Group 3: a. How are fish cages installed?
    Group 4: a. How are fish pen installed?
    RUBRICS FOR ACTIVITY 1
    CRITERIA   SCORE
    ORGANIZATION Presenting the information in 10
    logical, interesting sequences
    which audience can follow
    CONTENT Demonstration of full knowledge 10
    with explanation and elaboration

    DELIVERY Clear voice and correct, precise 10


    pronunciation of terms

    TOTAL 30
    FISH PEN AND FISH CAGE
    Fish Pen- A fish enclosure made of closely-woven bamboo screens,
    nylon screens or nets or other materials attached to poles staked at
    the bottom up to the surface of the lake, river or other shallow bodies
    of water for the purpose of growing and/or culturing of fish to various
    sizes in fresh, brackish and marine waters.

    Fish cage- Fish cage refers to a stationary or floating fish enclosure


    made of synthetic net wire/bamboo screen or other materials set in
    the form of inverted mosquito net (hapa type) with or without cover
    with all sides either tied to poles staked to the bottom of the water or
    with anchored floats for aquaculture purposes.
    Difference between cage and pen:

    cage is totally enclosed on all, or all


    but the top, sides by mesh or
    netting, whereas in pen culture the
    bottom of the enclosure is formed
    by the lake or sea bottom
    Requirements for installation of nets
    and pens
    Location where there is a good flow of water in and
    out
    2. Depth of nets depends on the dpeth of water
    3. Sturdiness depends on location
    4. Stocking density depends on natural productivity
    of water
    5. Local regulations
    6. denr regulations as to location: pen or belt areas
    Materials for pens Materials for cages

    PENS CAGES
    Bamboo Bamboo
    Net Cocolumber
    Rope Nylon
    Labor Drum
    epoxy
    Net
    Labor
    Steps in Installing Fish Cages
    1. Dig holes in the drums
    2. Attach to 2x3 coco lumber using nylon in both sides of the
    drum
    3. Attach a pair of bamboos on the cocolumber
    4. Form a square or rectangle according to desired size and
    attached the nets according to deaired size
    5. Attach sinker (bato) Maintenance: check and repair on
    holes regularly

    Advantage: Cage is flexible when flooding because it only


    floats compared to pen which is installed
    Steps in Installing Fish Cage
    1.Pole vertical structure should be started with the 4corners
    then at the center.
    2. Next is to attach the horizontal ones
    3. Followed by the stiffeners
    4. After the housing is done, prepare the remaining bamboos
    and nets
    5. Measure the depth of the water before installing the nets
    and add additional 1 meter to the depth of the net for
    clearance

    Advantage: Easy harvest compared to harvesting in pond


    APPLYING KNOWLEDGE ACROSS
    CURRICULUM

    PRACTICAL RESEARCH
    WHAT ARE THE
    MATERIALS AND
    METHOD SECTION?
    The materials are simply the raw materials, tools,
    subject and/or important chemicals used in your
    experiments. Basically, it is the important details of
    WHAT you use in your research.

    The methods section is HOW you conduct the research.


    Here, you describe all the steps or procedures you've
    done in order to achieve the research objectives,
    including the experimental design and data analysis
    WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF
    MATERIALS AND
    METHODS?
    To provide a precise description of
    (1) WHAT are used in the experiments, and
    (2) WHAT experiments are used and HOW the
    experiments are conducted to ensure you meet
    the research objectives.
    WHY IS THE MATERIAL AND
    METHOD SECTION
    IMPORTANT?
    To ensure the credibility of your research. In
    other words, whatever materials/chemicals and
    procedures that you choose should be suitable
    and valid to answer your research questions. To
    ensure the reproducibility of your methods so
    that other research may repeat your research.
    To guide your readers on how the research is
    conducted and organized to tell a compelling
    story of your research.
    ABSTRACTION

    1.What is fish pen and fish cage?


    2.How do they differ in terms of
    structure?
    3.How are fish cage installed?
    4.How are fish pen installed?
    VALUING:

    As practitioner of fish culture, what


    is the importance of having the
    knowledge in installation/setting-
    up fish cage and fish pen in
    consideration to the location
    (Topography), water quality, and
    depth?
    APPLICATION: ACTIVITY 2 (GROUP
    WORK)
    DIRECTION:
    Recall the steps in setting-up/installation of
    fishpen and fish cage. Since it is impossible
    for us to install cages and pen in the field,
    with the same grouping, set-up or construct
    miniature pen and cages. Task will be drawn
    by lot. Afterwards, Each group shall explain
    in class on how they constructed their
    assigned task
    MATERIALS

     NET ( MOSQUITO NET)


     BAMBOO STRIPS
     ROPE/ NYLON FOR TYING
     GLUE GUN
     STICK CGLUE
    RUBRICS:

    1-2 3-5 6-8 9-10


    EVALUATION
     
    Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write it in a ¼ sheet of paper.
    1. These types of confinement are provided with anchors and floats, except:
    A. Nylon net cage with frames
    B. Bamboo framed fish cage
    C. Floating Fish Cage
    D. Fish pen

    2. This confinement should be installed in suitable areas that are protected from strong waves
    and currents, free from pollution and accessible to the farmer and market.
    A. Fish cage
    B. Fish pen
    C. Fishpond
    D. Fish tank
    3. What is the minimum depth required in installing fish cage?
    A. 1 meter
    B. 2 meters
    C. 3 meters
    D. 4 meters

    4. This type of fish pen has an optimum depth ranging from 50.0 to 80.0 cm to allow rapid
    multiplication of food materials, such as phytoplankton, algae (lumot) and other plants.  
    A. Brackish water fish pen
    B. Confinement structures 
    C. Freshwater fish pen
    D. Marine Water fish pen
    5. They are made of fine-meshed (0.32-1.27 cm) nylon
    nets connected to a float frame of whole bamboo with
    empty drums of plastic or styrofoam to enhance
    buoyancy.
    A. Bambo Fish Cage
    B. Net Fish Cage
    C. Fish Pen
    D. Fishpond

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