There are just a few days more before my 2nd running project will be officially ended. A blood test will be performed and preserved. A mini project to be performed and completed.
What is new about this few days?
Well, aside of the dead and injured/sick fish, the routine and the holiday season, nothing was really different. Perhaps except a request for fish larvae from a coursemate for her final year project.
At first I am okay about it but I put her on hold. I don't understand why she doesn't have a broodstock if she need to use fish larvae.
I had a discussion with my supervisor and the conclusion is I can give her a pair of broodstock. However, she will be responsible for those broodstock and we shall held no responsible if she lost them. No... I have to be said I need to keep enough broodstock for my team.
Maintaining them is already a problem. If we do help, it was due to an act of mercy.
I never knew that this broodstock will later be so valuable. All the effort is worth the sweat.
For now, I should stay focus and finished the job before the Progress Presentation.
Go, nature guy! Save 'em fishies!
ReplyDeletenature guy?
ReplyDeletethe fish may take sometimes to heal. healing fish is considered as a lost. since i can't used them at least for 3 months.
recuperation, assimilation, and rebuilding the lost fat and protein used up during the treatment process(no feeding during treatment... but it depends*).
* i may know a little about catfish.