Republic of the Philippines

NUEVA VIZCAYA STATE UNIVERSITY

Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

College of Agriculture
Department of Agrofisheries

ON-THE JOB-TRAINING (OJT) @

LA TRINIDAD REGIONAL FISH FARM
(BALILI, LA TRINIDAD BENGUET)

LAMSIS, RASHELLE LIBUATAN

 AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

The author was born on October 28, 1996 at Kayapa Proper, Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya. She

is the third among the four siblings of Mr. Berto Cosep- Lamsis (+) and Mrs. Martina Libuatan-

Lamsis. The family lives at Kayapa Proper, Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya.

She finished her elementary education at Kayapa Proper Elementary School in 2009.

While her secondary education at Martinez Cuyangan National High School (MCNHS) in the

year of 2013. After her graduation, she works at Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya as a baby sitter

because of lack of money and also to help her parents because her father was diagnosed with a

complicated illness and a cancer. After a few months, her father passed away while she is not in

her father’s side. This is one of the biggest heart break in her life, losing a father is very hard to

accept. Despite of these struggles in their life she continued her study the following year by the

help of her mother and her relatives.

She enrolled at Nueva Vizcaya State University (NVSU) Bayombong Campus and took

up Bachelor of Science in Fisheries starting from June, 2014 up to the present. During her

college years, she stayed at the Ladies Dormitory of Nueva Vizcaya State University (NVSU) for

three (3) years. Staying in a dormitory for more than 3 years is fun and exciting especially when

you know how to socialized with other boarders. College life is far from her high school years

where she is living happy go lucky. There are a lot of things that is needed to do in order to pass

in every subject.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The author would like to express her gratitude to the persons who rendered their helped to

complete this narrative report(On-The-Job-Training).

To our Almighty God up above, for giving the strength and power of mind, protection and

skills.

To our parents, for their unending love and support, for providing all my needs financially

and morally, for their patience and understanding, for their never fading advices and for being

there for me no matter what.

To our siblings who serve as an inspiration to us, who keep on encouraging us to always

make our best out of everything.

To the institution where we are studying, Nueva Vizcaya State University (NVSU-

Bayombong Campus), where we are continuously growing as a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries,

to the instructor’s for giving us, students the opportunity to be educated, and keeping on

inspiring us to pursue our goals in life.

To the La Trinidad Fish Farm and BFAR-CAR employee, for their warm welcome to us.

To the BFAR-CAR Regional Director, Lilibeth L. Signey, PH. D, CESO V, for letting us to stay

at the BFAR-CAR dormitory for free.

To the Farm Manager, Marx Perfecto C. Garcia, and to the rest staff and employee, for all

their advices and for everything that they taught to us during our stay with them and most of all,

for the memories we’ve shared-the happy moments.

 To all our co-trainee, for the good company and relationship throughout the duration of

training.

To Marvin Punno, for all the things that he taught to us, for giving his time and effort in

giving us pieces of advice; for his concern, encouragement and guidance.

To our adviser, Leofred C. Velasco, for his patience during the times that we commit failure,

for his guidance and concern.

To ma’am Cecile Delos Trinos, for her undying support and patience, for her inspiring

words and guidance.

To sir Rey Delos Trinos, for his encouragement and guidance and for his time in checking

our narrative report.

I.BACKGROUND OF THE FIELD PRACTICE STATION

Location and Description of the place of the station:

The La Trinidad Fish Farm (LTFF) is located within the Benguet State University (BSU)

compound Balili, La Trinidad, which is about (3km) north of Baguio City and is approximately

256 km from of Manila. The station is situated at an elevation of 4,700 feet above sea level that

is why it has temperature climate. La Trinidad is bounded on the north by the Municipality of

Tublay on the south by Baguio city, and west by Sablan and Tuba. The LTFF can be reached

within 10-15 minutes from the Department of Agriculture Regional office based on Guiasad.

History of the station:

The LTFF was constructed in 1971 by then Philippine Fisheries Commission (FPC),

under Region 1, now Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR). Its existence has been

entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the FPC with the Commissioner

Andres Mane and Mountain State Agricultural College (MSAC), now Benguet State University

(BSU) with its President Bruno Santos, and duly approved by Mr. Arturo P. Tanco, Jr –former

Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources – now Department of Agriculture (DA).

The LTFF has a total land area of more or less 30,000 sq. m hectares including its

mountain slope, a serviceable/productive area of 8664 sq. m hectares and the remaining 13,000

sq. m hectares are for infrastructure purposes.

The concept of recreating the center as a regional training institute for fisheries gives

emphasis of development on aquaculture and need to develop competent aquaculture extension

workers, and became the only regional facility for fresh water aquaculture in the Cordilleras.
 Favorably, fisheries industry especially the aquaculture sector favorably gained popularity

in the region resulting to increase the demand for quality fingerlings. The station was then forced

to concentrate its operation only on fingerling production as primary need of the aquaculture

adaptors un the region. Grow-out of marketable size in the station did not take place due to this

reason.

Moreover, at least two compartments each with an area of approximately sq. m are set

aside for the conduct of research trials of the students of Benguet State University. As

complement, the BFAR-CAR accommodates students from different academes especially from

BSU to perform their hands-on-training on aquaculture specifically on hatchery management

practices under upland condition. This enhance the knowledge and skill of the students and gain

experiences in the field of aquaculture. The said compartment was also maintained by the

BFAR-CAR in terms of security production and cleanliness.

In 1989, after the creation of the Cordillera Administrative Region in 1987 through

Executive Order No. 220 issued by President Corazon Aquino, the LTFF was renamed La

Trinidad Regional Fish Farm (LTRFF)

Purposes of the station:

LTRFF became the only fish seed propagation center operating in the Highland Cordillera

under the Department of Agriculture (DA). Its main function focuses on the production of carp

and tilapia fingerlings of technologically superior breed for dispersal and research purposes. In

2015, it was able to produce 4,420,000 pieces of tilapia and 2 897,000 pieces of carp. On
December 2015, there are 1000 male tilapia breeders, and 3000 female tilapia breeders with a

total of 5,210 breeders maintained.

It was also stipulated in the MOA that: a model set up of a pilot freshwater fish nursery

(LTFF) established within the reservation shall be open for observation to generate fish industry

in the Mountain provinces and other neighboring provinces. To support this purpose, BFAR-

CAR continues to improve the station to provide an excellent showcase of Cordillera fisheries to

visitors and by-passers with limited knowledge and information on fisheries activities in a land-

locked region. The station also welcomes educational trips and conducts orientation activities to

give a general view on fisheries and aquaculture sector.

Organization and management of the station:

Initially, the farm was managed by the first Farm Manager, Mr. Gualberto Soratos with 9

farm workers. In 2012 to present the farm is managed by OIC-Farm Manager Marx Perfecto C.

Garcia, Aquaculturist II, with seven (7) Job Order staff composed of two technical staff namely

Martha Estima and Allan Dela Cruz, farm laborers namely Rafael Bulakit, Wilner Bumal-o and

John Pagui-en and staff Jean Denna, Utility worker, and Alberto Dosdos, Driver.

In 2014 and 2015 respectively, Ms. Denna and Mr. Pagui-en resigned and were replaced

by Mr. Edmund Mapili and Mr. Jay-ar Lobas. In the same year, Ms. Martha was assigned to

Mountain Province Fishery Office in favor of permanent employment. And Mr. Regino

Doctolero II is assigned at the Loach Hatchery, he is Aquaculturist 1-FPD.

 BFAR-CAR ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

Office of the Regional Director

Director II-SG 26 Signey, Lilibeth L.
Aquaculturist II (CTI)-SG 07 Ducyogen, Joyce
Administrative Assistant I-SG 07
Administrative Aide IV-SG 04 Tanyag, Irene
Finance and Adminstrative Unit
Administrative Officer V-SG 18 Bolla, Carmelita
Accountant I-SG 12 Mollaneda, Mae Belle
Administrative Officer I SG- 10 Payaket, Joyce
Administrative Assistant II-SG 08 Paayas, Noreen
Administrative Aide IV-SG 04 Pacuz, Tyler

Fisheries Production and Support Service

Division
Fisheries Management, Regulatory and
Chief Aquaculturist- SG 24 Fermin, Lois June B
Enforcement Division
Fisheries Production Unit
Chief Aquaculturist – SG 24 Wakit, Pino
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 Garcia, Marx Perfecto C.
Fishing Regulations Officer I-SG 11 Gundan, Pia
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Conditional
Fishing Regulations Officer I-SG 11 De Vera,
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Paleng, Arnold
Dennis
Fisheries Post Harvest & Marketing Unit
Aquacuturist I-SG 11 Calabias, Jorge
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 *******
Fisheries Integrated Laboratory Unit
Biologist I-SG 11 *******
Laboratory Technician I-SG 06 Pangan, Roderick

Regional Fisheries Training and Fisherfolk Coordination

Provincial/City Fishery Office
Division
IFUGAO
Training Center Superintendent II-SG 24 Astrero, Jesus
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 ********
Training Specialist II-SG 15 Maramba, Precila
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Culimay, Eumic
Training Specialist I-SG 11 Fortea, Loida
Fishing Regulations Officer I-SG 11 Calawa Marvin
Community Development Officer I-SG 11 Foronda, Rodelyn
BENGUET
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 *******
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Peralta, Michelle
Fishing Regualtion Officer I-SG 11 Taberna, Arnulfo Jr.
KALINGA
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 *******
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Shahid, Naela
Outreach Stations
Fishing Regulations Officer I-SG 11 Biyang, Sarah Jean
Ubao Fish Farm
APAYAO
Aquaculturist II-SG 15
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 ******
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Tauli, Mary
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Domingo, Maynard
Aquacultural Technologist –SG 10
Fishing Regulations Officer I-SG 11 Garcia, Roy
Rizal Outreach Technology Stations
MT. PROVINCE
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 *******
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 ******
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Doctolero, Regino Jr.
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Estima, Martha
Aquacultural Technologist –SG 10 De Guzma, Hector
Fishing Regulations Officer I-SG 11 Gayang, Crisente
Aquacultural Technician II (CTI) SG-08 Astrero, Cristina
ABRA
Aquacultural Technician I-SG 06 Versola, Onofre Jr.
Aquaculturist II-SG 15 CONDITIONAL
Aquaculturist I-SG 11 Daguio, Janet
Fishing Regulations Officer I-SG 11 Martinez, Junior Cesar
Facilities of the station:

To make quality services possible, the farm maintains facilities which include two

buildings the Training Center and Guest House (30 pax capacity); and the Staff quarters

including the concrete breeding and hatching tanks. It has a concrete elevated water tank

reservoir that supplies water to the tanks which is one of the rehabilitation work introduced to

upgrade said farm.

The pond system is composed of 16 units of nursery ponds and dikes lining and 11 rearing

ponds. The water supply comes from a natural spring during the rainy days and from deep well

where the water is pumped out during the dry season.

Species Cultured:

There are two main species produced in the farm include tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus

and Common carp, Cyprinus carpio. Its accessibility to the other municipalities of Benguet,

Mountain Province, Ifugao and Abra made the farm as a supplementary source pf fish seed.

Some other neighboring provinces outside Cordillera such as La Union, Pangasinan and Ilocos

Sur are also benefiting from the fingerlings produced by the station. Today they add the loach,

Misgurnus angullicaudatus as one of the species cultured at LTRFF. Wherein they are

conducting Induce spawning in order to produce fry easily.

 PERSONAL INSIGHTS/EXPERIENCES ABOUT THE OJT PROGRAM

Date Activity/Activities Output Remark

June 19, 2017 Arrival at LA TRINIDAD

REGIONAL FISH FARM

June 20, 2017 Orientation Sir Arnolfo Taberna Jr. He oriented the

discussed about their services at trainee about BFAR-

LTFF and after that the trainee CAR and about

created their rules while LTRFF.

staying at the farm.

Water Salinity Analysis
The trainee use refractor to see The higher the grams

the result of the water and & of salt, the higher the

1L water – 15g salt- 8ppt ppt.

- 25g salt-18ppt

- 35g salt- 24ppt

Sir Regino Doctolero gave
They had a hard
He gave NVSU group a topic to
the NVSU group an
time making their
be reported infront of the
assignment about infusoria
power point because
trainees. They tried their best to
they don’t have a
reseach and make a power point.
laptop to used.

June 21, 2017 Dispersal of Tilapia They trainee counted and packed The fingerlings are

Fingerlings 4700 tilapia fingerlings. Prices sold to the fish

 of fingerlings depend on their operator at Itogon.

sizes. In packing, fingerlings

were placed in a plastic bag with

water that has a mixture of a

methylene blue and oxygen.

Draining and Counting Counting Carp fry is
The trainee drained and count
Carp Fry very hard because it
the fry at the tank and they had
is very small.
counted 13,680.

Sex Identification of Carp Identifying the

In identifying the sex of a carp
gender of the
they taught the trainee to press
common carp is
its belly portion and if it
easy.
produces a milt or white liquid it

is a male, meanwhile if it is a

female it produces eggs.

June 22, 2017 Sorting of tilapia Sir Allan guided the trainee in The trainee sorted

fingerlings sorting tilapia fingerlings to be Tilapia fingerlings

conditioned before it will be with the use of

 dispersed. They put it in a grader before they

grader that is placed at the tank. put in the tank to be

conditioned to be

ready for dispersal.

June 23, 2017 Sex identification of To determine the sex of the

Catfish catfish it is based on its genital

part. The male catfish has a

pointed genital organ while the

female has a rounded genital.

Another way to determine is to

press its abdomen; if it produces

a milt it’s a male and if it’s an

egg it is a female.
Dispersal of Tilapia They packed 2 bags
The trainee packed 2000 tilapia
Fingerlings with 1000
fingerlings.
fingerlings each.

June 26, 2017 HOLIDAY

June 27, 2017 Clipping of tilapia The trainee marked the tilapia They clipped tilapia

breeders before re-stocking it in breeders to be to

to the pond. The pectoral fin of have marker before

the female has a cut at the right re-stocking it.

side and left pectoral fin for the

male. To change water and

Draining the pond
The farm laborer drained the clean the pond.
 pond and after that the trainee

harvested the breeders and

fingerlings. To ensure that the

Cleaning the fish tank

The trainee brushed the tank so tank is clean before

that it will be used in using it in re-

conditioning fingerlings and stocking fishes.

breeders.
Reporting of Infusoria
The NVSU group reported their

reseach about infusoria.

Infusoria are singled celled

animals (protozoan) belonging

to the family ciliate.

June 28, 2017 Counting Carp Fry We have counted 11,000 carp We counted and put

fry it in the pond.

Sex Identification of Carp

And Some of our fellow trainee

Induce Spawning Carp harvested Carp breeders. But

before we conducted induce

spawning we do the sex

identification. Our Trainor

taught us that male carp releases

milt if we pressed its abdomen

and egg if it is a female. We

collected pituitary gland of

 Catfish and dissolved it with

saline solution. After that we

injected it into the carp at its

intramuscular, upper part of the

lateral line and below the dorsal

fins. Massage the part where you

inject the PG solution so the it

will be distributed. After this we

put it in the tank then we add

water hyacinth.

June 29, 2017 Feeding tilapia We are grouped into four (4) and They divided us into

they assigned as a pond to feed. 4 groups that is

assigned to feed 7

pond each group.

We settle the aerator at the We settle aerator to help fish in

tank breathing into the water.

Harvesting of breeders We harvested breeders and They assigned us a

stocked it into the tank to be tank to monitor.

monitored.

June 30, 2017 Feeding tilapia We fed the tilapia at the pond Feeding is by group

that is assigned to us. 7 pond each group.

Harvesting fingerlings We harvested tilapia fingerlings We stock fingerling

from the pond by the help of the at the tank to be

 laborers at the farm. After conditioned before

harvesting we placed it into the dispersal.

grader to be sorted into its

different sizes.

He assigned us a tank in front of To check if how

Sir Regino gave us an
the dorm to monitor until it will many days before
assignment
mouth brood. tilapia will be mouth

brooding.

July 3,2017 Harvesting of fingerlings We harvested tilapia fingerlings To conditioned it

and breeders and breeders and after, that we before re-stocking

separated the male breeders from and for dispersal.

the female breeders.

Cleaning the fish tank and We brushed the tank and clean To use again in

Hapa carefully. And we also washed stocking.

the hapa.

July 4, 2017 Clipping of tilapia We marked the tilapia breeders To have a marker

before re-stocking it in to the and easily

pond. The pectoral fin of the distinguish its sex

female is cut at the right and left identification.

pectoral fin for the male.

Draining the pond
They drained the pond and after

that we harvested the breeders To change water and

and fingerlings. clean unwanted

 We brushed the tank so that it species at the pond.

Cleaning the fish tank will be used in stocking

fingerlings and breeders.

To use in

conditioning and

stocking fish.

July 5, 2017 Dispersal of Tilapia In dispersal of fingerlings plastic

fingerling bag, oxygen and methylene blue

is needed to ensure that the fish

will not die easily.

Draining the pond To change water
They drained the pond and after
and clean the pond.
that we harvested the breeders

and fingerlings.
Cleaning the fish tank To use in
We brushed the tank so that it
conditioning fishes.
will be used in stocking

fingerlings and breeders.

July 6, 2017 Dispersal of fingerlings We packed fingerlings.

Draining the pond They drained the pond and after

that we harvested the breeders

and fingerlings.
Feeding of fishes We feed the tilapia

July 7, 2017 Harvesting of fingerlings We harvested fingerlings and

and breeders breeders and after, that we

separated the male breeders from

 the female breeders.

We brushed the tank so that it

Cleaning the fish tank will be used in stocking

fingerlings and breeders.

July 10, 2017 Lecture Ma’am Pia discussed about fish

health management, water

quality analysis and scientific

examination of fish caught by

means of explosives and

prevention of fish sample

evidence.

July11-15 2017 A travel to Apayao

July 17, 2017 Draining of Pond They used water pump in To change water and

draining the pond. clean the pond.

Harvesting of fingerlings We harvested fingerlings and To conditioned it

and breeders breeders and after that we before re-stocking.

separated the male breeders from

the female breeders.

We brushed the tank so that it

Cleaning the fish tank
will be used in stocking
 fingerlings and breeders.

July 18, 2017 Clipping of tilapia We marked the tilapia breeders

before re-stocking it in to the

pond. The pectoral fin of the

female has a cut at the right and

left pectoral fin for the male.

Draining the pond
We drained the pond and after

that we harvested the breeders

and fingerlings.
Cleaning the fish tank
We brushed the tank so that it

will be used in stocking

fingerlings and breeders.

July 19, 2017 Draining of pond The laborer used water pump to

drain the pond. After that we

harvest the breeders and

fingerlings at the pond.

After harvesting we are sorting

Sorting of breeders
the female breeders from the

male breeder and place it into

the tank to be conditioned before

re-stocking at the pond.

 Sex identification of Loach According to our instructor,

male loach has a pointed

pectoral fin and female has a

rounded pectoral fin.

July 20, 2017 Draining the pond We drained the pond and after

that we harvested the breeders

and fingerlings.
Induce spawning of Loach Collected pituitary gland of

catfish and dissolved it in a petri

dish with saline solution. Inject

0.2 ml PG to the loach b/n the

dorsal and lateral fin. Then

massaged it to be distributed

equally. After this, we stocked

the loach for 1 night then we

stripped the eggs and prepared

the Spermatozoan solution. For

the fertilization process; we

combined the eggs and the

macerated testes then shake well

so that the eggs will be scattered

and the sperm will enter into the

egg. After 1 minute; it is

 incubated for 24 hours before it

hatched.

July 21, 2017 Checking of water In checking temperature, we are

temperature using thermometer.

Feeding of the fish We feed the fish 7 pond each To be sure that the

group. fish will grow.

Our co-trainee taught us to mend

Net Mending By the help of our
the net using knitting needle and
co-trainee we have
a thread.
learned to mend net.

July 24, 2017 Checking the water In checking temperature, we

temperature used thermometer.

Sorting of Tilapia Breeders We caught tilapia breeders using

a fish net, and after that we

sorted it by its gender.

Feeding of fishes We fed the fishes at the pond.

July 25, 2017 Harvesting of tilapia We used seine net in harvesting

tilapia.

Sorting of Tilapia Breeders We sorted the female and the

male breeders and conditioned it

at the conditioning tank before

re-stocking it again at the pond.

Feeding of fishes
 We fed the fishes at the pond.

July 26, 2017 Culturing artemia We culture artemia into an

improvised culturing tank.

Harvesting of Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is fed to the loach

breeder while green water to the

newly hatch loach.

Cleaning the culturing tank
We slowly siphon the water at
of the loach
the tank then transfer the fry to

the another tank. We wash the

tub to used again in stocking fry.

July 27, 2017 Harvesting artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is the food of the loach

breeder while green water to the

newly hatch fry.

July 28, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.
Cleaning the culturing tank
We slowly siphon the water at
of the Loach Fry
the tank then transfer the fry to

the another tank. We wash the

tub to used again in stocking fry.

August 1, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.
Induce Spawning of Loach
We conduct induce spawning to

the loach.

August 2, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

 improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.

August 3, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.

We slowly siphon the water at

Cleaning the culturing tank
the tank then transfer the fry to
of the Loach
the another tank. We wash the

tub to used again in stocking fry.

We lessen the flow-through so

Checking the flow-through
that the egg will not be flash
system of the loach fry
away.
August 4, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.
Cleaning the culturing tank
We slowly siphon the water at
of the Loach
the tank then transfer the fry to

the another tank. We wash the

tub to used again in stocking fry.

We lessen the flow-through so

Checking the flow-through
that the egg will not be flash
system of the loach fry
away.

August 7, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

 After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.
Cleaning the culturing tank
We slowly siphon the water at
of the Loach
the tank then transfer the fry to

the another tank. We wash the

tub to used again in stocking fry.

Checking the flow-through
We lessen the flow-through so
system of the loach fry
that the egg will not be flash

away.

August 8, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.
Counting of Loach fry
We used small bowl in counting

the loach fry.

August 9, 2017 Harvesting Artemia We removed the aerator in the

improvised culturing tank and

wait 15-20 minutes so that the

hatch artemia will settle down.

After that we siphon it.

Feeding the Loach
Artemia is for the loach breeder

while green water for the newly

hatch fry.
Packing of Loach fry
We used plastic bag in packing

loach fry and we add methylene

blue and also oxygen.

We went to Regional Office to

Reporting
report the learning that we had at

the farm.