Aquaculture - final countdown solution

Aquaculture - final countdown solution

  1. Whirling disease caused by __________

  1. Myxobolus cerebrails

  2. Ichthyophthirius multifilis

  3. Costia necatrix

  4. Philometra sp

  1. Eye disease caused by __________

  1. Aeromonas liquifaciens

  2. Saprolegnia parasitica

  3. Pseudomonas punctate

  4. Ichthyophthirius multifilis

  1. Pond soil for aquaculture should certain ___clay.

  1. 35%

  2. 45%

  3. 55%

  4. 65%


  1. Every tropic level, there is loss of __ of the energy.

  1. 90% 

  2. 10%

  3. 50%

  4. 45%


  1. _______ is considered as the tastiest fish of all the carps.

  1. Rohu 

  2. Catla

  3. Mrigal

  4. Tilapia

  1. ___________ is ‘living green manuring machine.

  1. Silver carp

  2. Catfish

  3. Silver pomfret

  4. Common carp

  1. Eggs of milkfish are ______ about ____ in diameter.

  1. Pelagic, 1.2mm

  2. Semipelagic, 1.4 mm

  3. Demersal, 1.4 mm 

  4. Pelagic, 2.4 mm

  1. The slope of the dike must be ___ of the pond depth.

  1. 1:2 

  2. 3:4

  3. 1:3

  4. 4:3

  1. Toxicity of rotetone lasts for about _____ days.

  1. 10-12

  2. 14-16

  3. 16-18

  4. 20-22

  1. Mahua (Basia latipolia) oil cake contains ___ saponin and kills fishes when applied @______. 

  1. 4-6%, 250 ppm

  2. 7-8%, 300 ppm

  3. 2-3%, 250 ppm

  4. 9-10%,300 ppm

  1. Generally urea can be used at _______ as Inorganic fertilizer. 

  1. 20-30kg/ha 

  2. 40-50kg/ha

  3. 60-70 kg/ha

  4. 80-100 kg/ha

  1. ____________ built inside the pond dyke and on the dyke of the pond. 

  1. Monk

  2. Sluice

  3. A & B both

  4. None of these

  1. A big organic Pangasius catfish project was started in ______ by the Germany-based seafood company.

  1. Vietnam

  2. Japan

  3. China

  4. London

  1. For 1 ha pond ___ cows can provide adequate manure.

  1. 5-6

  2. 7-8

  3. 10-11

  4. 15-20

  1. The waste produced by ____ pigs is equivalent to 1 tonne of ammonium sulphate.

  1. 30-35

  2. 45-50

  3. 60-70

  4. 90-100

  1. Systematic fry collection and dispersal in natural waters was highly developed during following period under the ___________.

  1. Sung Dynasty

  2. Tung dynasty

  3. Jojing dynasty

  4. Lohit dynasty

  1. Indian scientists achieved the first success in induced breeding of Indian major carp through hypophysation in ___ and Chinese succeeded in Chinese carp in______ . 

  1. 1957, 1958

  2. 1945, 1977

  3. 1954, 1988

  4. 1976, 1959

  1. Initiation of an All India Coordinated Research Project, (AICRP) on 'Brackishwater Fish Farming' by ICAR in___________ .

  1. 1973 

  2. 1999

  3. 1950

  4. 1945

  1. There are about __________ species in the family cyprinidae making it the largest family of fish.

  1. 1600 

  2. 2000

  3. 2500

  4. 3200

  1. The aerial respiration in the larvae of magur starts ________ post hatch.

  1. 10-12 days

  2. 15-20 days

  3. 22-24 days

  4. 30-45 days

  1. Size variation is the result of heterogeneous individual growth (HIG) which is a complicated biological characteristic of the___________.

  1. giant freshwater prawn

  2. P. Monodon

  3. P. Semisucatus

  4. P. Japonicus

  1. _________ , the only state in India where sewage fed fish culture is practiced, uses raw sewage for fish culture. 

  1. West Bengal

  2. Gujarat

  3. Andhrapradesh

  4. Maharashtra

  1. The ____________ was introduced into Victoria lake with the intention of enhancing fish production.

  1. Lates niloticus

  2. Cyprinus carpio

  3. Labeo rohita

  4. Lates calcarifer

  1. Dosage of Mahua oilcake is ___ ppm.

  1. 250 

  2. 340

  3. 540

  4. 143

  1. Number of small reservoir - _____________

  1. 19134 

  2. 20200

  3. 21340

  4. 13455

  1. ____________ is specifically used for the growth of diatoms which utilize this compound for production of an external shell.

  1. Silicate 

  2. Phosphate

  3. Sulphate

  4. Nitrate

  1. Approximately 90 % of the world’s commercial harvest of brine shrimp cysts (the dormant stage) comes from the____________.

  1. Great Salt Lake in Utah

  2. Nal sarovar

  3. Brine lake

  4. Jordon lake

  1. Culture media for microalgal culture mostly consists of nitrates and phosphates in the ratio _______ besides trace metals and vitamins.

  1. 10: 1(N: P) 

  2. 5: 1 (N: P) 

  3.  2: 1 (N: P) 

  4. 4: 1 (N: P) 

  1. Ampullaria globosa used for ____________ culture.

  1. Infusuria 

  2. Artemia

  3. Copepod

  4. None of these

  1. Spirulina have ____ percent protein.

  1. 65-71

  2. 45-60

  3. 55-60

  4. 40-55

  1. _____ of Meaning OAR –FEET

  1. Copepod

  2. Artemia

  3. Cladocera

  4. Imfusuria

  1. Brachionus rotundiformis _______

  1. S type

  2. L type

  3. W type

  4. Z type

  1. There are more than ___ geographical strains of Artemia. 

  1. 50

  2. 100

  3. 20

  4. 150

  1. Number of species of rotifers have been known from global freshwater, brackish water, and seawater is _____ 

  1. 2500

  2. 3400

  3. 4500

  4. 250

  1. __________ is the energy that is released as heat when a substance is completely oxized to carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide or water.

  1. Gross energy (E) 

  2. Faecal energy (FE) 

  3. Urinary energy (UE)

  4. Digeted energy (DE)

  1. generally _______ protein is optimum for practical diets for herbivorous and omnivorous fishes for pond feedings.

  1. 25-30% 

  2. 35-40%

  3. 55-60%

  4. 45-55%

  1. ____________ plays a major role in blood clotting, muscle function and proper nerve impulse transmission.

  1. Calcium 

  2. Phosphorus

  3. Sodium

  4. Silver

  1. ____________ is involved in energy transformation, permeability of cellular membrane, genetic coding and general control of reproduction and growth.

  1. Phosphorus

  2. Sodium

  3. Potassium

  4. Silicon 

  1. Floating feeds have a density that is usually below_____ , while sinking feeds have densities above_______ .

  1. 450 g/l, 550 g/l

  2. 550 g/l, 450 g/l

  3. 250 g/l, 600 g/l

  4. 500 g/l, 350 g/l

  1. Generally dry feeds carry ____ moisture depending on the environmental conditions.

  1. 10-12 % 

  2. 15-22 %

  3. 22 - 25%

  4. 30 - 40%

  1. Krill meal has been reported to contain ___ percent protein. 

  1. 55 

  2. 45

  3. 35

  4. 25

  1. A temperature increase of ___ will generally cause rate of chemical and biological reactions to double or triple. 

  1. 10oC 

  2. 20°C

  3. 30°C

  4. 50°C

  1. Optimum Secchi disc visibility in extensive and semi-intensive ponds is ______.

  1. 25 to 40 CM.

  2. 30 to 50 CM

  3. 15 to 20 CM

  4. 45 to 65 CM 

  1. :_____________ was the first to succeed in artificial propagation of stripped mullet.

  1. Taiwan 

  2. Japan

  3. England

  4. Australia

  1. Ornamental fishes like _________ is believed to bring good luck, wealth and prosperity. 

  1. Arowana 

  2. Guppy

  3. Gold fish

  4. Molly

  1. ________________ is essentially designed for marine water filtration and it will not work for fresh water filtration. 

  1. Protein Skimmer Filter 

  2. Submersible filter

  3. Bottom filter

  4. Gravel filter

  1. Common name of Ceratophyllum is_________ .

  1. Horn wort 

  2. Marsilia quadrifolia

  3. Tap worm

  4. Eel grass

  1. Common Name of ___________ is four leaved water clover.

  1. Marsilia quadrifolia 

  2. Tap worm

  3. Horn wort

  4. Eel grass

  1. Fecundity of Platy  

  1. 50 numbers 

  2. 100 number 

  3. 150 number

  4. 20 number

  1. ______ is the dominant species in the international ornamental fish market. 

  1. Guppy 

  2. Neon tetra

  3. Gold fish

  4. Platy

  1. About _______ of the farmed fish comes from freshwater and is dominated by the Indian Major Carps (IMC).

  1. 88 percentage 

  2. 92 percentage

  3. 95 percentage

  4. 80 percentage

  1. _________ , also called the ‘sleeping giants’, have high potential to contribute to the country’s fish basket.

  1. Reservoirs 

  2. Tank

  3. Pond

  4. Estuaries

  1. The Government of India in June 2020 approved the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) with an investment of Rs.____________ . 

  1. 20,050 crores

  2. 20,500 crores

  3. 25,200 crores

  4. 22,200 crores

  1. In India, about ______ species of seaweeds have been reported.

  1. 844 

  2. 566

  3. 768

  4. 143

  1. In the Union Budget 2021, creation of a seaweed park in ___________ has been announced.

  1. Tamil Nadu 

  2. Gujarat

  3. West Bengal

  4. Orissa

  1. The Government of India has been celebrating the World Fisheries Day (WFD) since_______.

  1. 2014 

  2. 2015

  3. 2019

  4. 2022

  1. Extension of the Kisan Credit Card (KCC) facility to fisheries and animal husbandry farmers, as announced by the Government in its _____ budget. 

  1. 2018-19 

  2. 2020-21

  3. 2022-33

  4. 2018-19

  1. The IMC species and the exotic Chinese carps, silver carp and grass carp, which were introduced into India in the year_____ .

  1. 1959 

  2. 1999

  3. 1993

  4. 1958

  1. The Bay of Bengal Programme (BOBP) came into existence in the year____ .

  1. 1979 

  2. 1988

  3. 1934

  4. 1966

  1. What is the egg size of P. mondon? 

  1. 0.3 mm

  2.  0.6 mm 

  3.  0.9 mm 

  4. 1 mm

  1. WSSV was first reported in shrimp culture in India in

  1.  1994 

  2.  1992 

  3. 1996 

  4.  None of these

  1. The most widely used cryoprotectant in fish gamete preservations are 

  1.  Methanol 

  2.  DMSO 

  3.  Acetic acid 

  4.  None of these

  1. Coracle is operated in 

  1.  Pond 

  2.  Ocean 

  3.  Reservoir 

  4.  all the above

  1. Highest heat resistance is exhibited by the spores of 

  1.  B. subtilis 

  2.  B. stearothermophilus 

  3.  C. botulinum 

  4.  Non

  1. Which of the following is a protozoan ciliate 

  1.  Epistylis 

  2.  Vorticella 

  3.  Trichodina 

  4.  Ichthyobodo

  1. Inbreeding results in 

  1.  Inbreeding depression 

  2.  Improved stock 

  3.  Better off spring’s 

  4.  Increase hybrid vigour

  1. Cyst of brine shrimp hatch out as 

  1.  Mysis 

  2.  Nauplii 

  3.  Zoea 

  4.  Protozoea

  1. Organic fertilizers include 

  1.  NPK 

  2.  Urea 

  3.  Cow dung 

  4.  Super phosphate

  1. Floating plants are required for breeding 

  1.  Guppies 

  2.  Angel fish 

  3.  Swordtail 

  4.  Gourami

  1. Aldrin is a 

  1.  Chlorinate hydrocarbon 

  2.  Organophosphate 

  3.  Fertilizer 

  4.  Manure

  1. Macrobrachium rosenbergi breeds in 

  1.  Sea

  2.  Estuaries 

  3.  Fresh water 

  4.  Salt water

  1. The fish which breeds out of water 

  1.  Jumping tetra 

  2.  Serpae tetra 

  3.  Widow tetra 

  4.  Black tetra

  1. Digestion of protein and lipid is efficient in 

  1.  Carnivorous fishes 

  2.  Herbivorous fishes 

  3.  Omnivorous fishes 

  4.  Detrivorous

  1. Chronic soft shell syndrome in shrimp is caused due to defidency of 

  1.  Ca and P 

  2.  Fe and Cu 

  3.  Mg and Mn 

  4.  Ca and Fe

  1. The diameter of right-handed helix DNA is 

  1.  2mm 

  2.   20 Ao

  3.  20 nm 

  4.  20 cm

  1. Feminization in fishes is achieved mainly by using 

  1.  Androgen 

  2.  17α –MT 

  3.  Estrodiol 17 β 

  4.  Ethyl testosterone

  1. Linkage was first discovered by 

  1.  Bateson at 1905 

  2.   Morgan at 1911 

  3.  Pandian at 1911 

  4.  None of these

  1. CRZ was first started in 

  1.  1975 

  2. 1986 

  3.  1991 

  4. 1995

  1. Trichodesmia is

  1.  N2 fixer 

  2.  Phosphate solubiliser 

  3.  Compost acceletor 

  4.  None of the above

  1. CICEF is situated in 

  1.  Mumbai 

  2.  Delhi 

  3.  West Bengal 

  4.  Bangalore

  1. The soils having pH value equal to or less than 4 are called as 

  1.  Sand soil 

  2.  Loamy soil 

  3. clayey soil 

  4. Acid sulphate soil

  1. Nagarjuna sugar reservoir located at which state 

  1.  Tamil Nadu 

  2.  Andhrapradesh 

  3.  Uttra Pradesh 

  4.  Bihar

  1. Bhetki is 

  1.  Mullet 

  2.  Mussel 

  3.  Milk fish 

  4. Asian seabass

  1. Floating weeds are controlled by 

  1.  2-4 D 

  2.  MS-222 

  3.  Quinoline 

  4.  Copper sulphate

  1. Scale less fish 

  1. Scoliodon 

  2.  Singhi 

  3.  Catla 

  4.  Hilsa

  1. Glochidium larvae is found in 

  1.  Pila 

  2.  Unio 

  3. Sepia 

  4.  Loligo

  1. Which parasitic group is responsible for the black spot disease in F.W fish 

  1.  Cestodes 

  2.  Monogenetic trematodes 

  3.  Digenetic trematodes 

  4.  Nematode

  1. Which one is used for production of marine pearls 

  1.  C. madrasensis 

  2.  Perna viridis 

  3.  Pinctada fucata 

  4.  None

  1. Which algae causes toxicosis and disturbance on oxygen balance  

  1.  Microcystis 

  2.  Chlorella 

  3.  Chlamydomonus 

  4.  Nitzhia

  1. % of Nitrogen in Liquid Nitrogen?

  1.  10% 

  2.  20-22%

  3. 33% 

  4.  42-44%

  1. Among the following which marinewater fish is preferred in the collection of pituitary gland?

  1.  Tachysurus 

  2.  Tuna

  3.  Sardine 

  4.  Mackerels

  1. Teepol B-300 is used in?

  1.  Removal of Aquatic weeds

  2. Removal of Aquatic Insects

  3.  Removal of Predatory fishes

  4.  Removal of weed fishes

  1. “LEK” is what?

  1.  Breeding territory built by female tilapia

  2.  Breeding territory built by male tilapia

  3.  Feeding Nest built by male tilapia

  4.  Feeding Nest built by male tilapia

  1. Which fish is also known as the Bangur?

  1. Mullets 

  2.  Tilapia

  3.  Milk fish 

  4.  Grouper

  1. ………… is the interval between eyestalk abalation and spawning?

  1. Spawning time 

  2. Breeding time

  3.  Maturity time 

  4. Latency Period

  1. Watery milt shows?

  1.  Poor quality 

  2.  Good quality

  3.  High Spermatozoa content 

  4.  High viability

  1. Pahari box is used for?

  1.  Egg incubation 

  2.  Transportation

  3.  Egg Fertilisation 

  4.  All

  1. 1st Mahseer hatchery was installed in the year 1971 by?

  1.  B Wilson 

  2.  F.J Mitchell

  3.  C.V Kulkarni 

  4.  H.S Wilson

  1. Among the following protein which controls the osmotic pressure of blood in fish?

  1.  Keratin 

  2.  Albumin

  3.  Histone 

  4.  Globulin

  1. Among the following which is an example of storage lipid in fish?

  1.  Glycolipid 

  2.  Glycerolipid

  3.  Triglycerides 

  4.  Phospholipid

  1. ………. is the simplest and most common method of feed formulation?

  1.  K. Pearson Square method

  2.  Linear Programming method

  3.  Graphics Solution

  4.  All

  1. What is the amount of moisture content in moist feed?

  1.  6-10% 

  2.  18-40%

  3.  45-70% 

  4. 1-2%

  1. Average gossypol content in cotton seeds is?

  1.  0.4-2.4% 

  2.  0.01-0.03%

  3.  5-10% 

  4.  10-20%

  1. Zeolite removes……..from a aquarium?

  1. Carbon di oxide 

  2.  Suspended particles 

  3. Ammonia

  4.  Ammonia and Total hardness

  1.  Breeding season of Gold fish in India is?

  1.  Summer 

  2.  Monsoon

  3.  Spring 

  4.  Winter

  1. TaraporeVala Aquarium is in?

  1.  Hyderabad 

  2.  Kolkata

  3.  Cochin 

  4.  Mumbai

  1. …………. is the most important clam species contributing major share of India’s clam production. 

  1.  Meretix meretrix

  2.  Katelysia opima

  3.  Meretmix casta

  4.  Villorita cyprinoides

  1. Auricularia is a larval stage of …………………………

  1.  Deep sea lobster

  2.  Sea cucumber

  3.  Clam

  4.  Octopus 

  1. Ovaprim contains ……….. of gonadotropin releasing hormone along with 10 mg of domperidone per ml.

  1.  10 mg 

  2.   20 mg

  3. 10 µg 

  4.  20 µg

  1. Puntius pulchellus is a ………………..

  1.  Larvivorous fish

  2.  Aquatic macrophyte feeder

  3.  Carnivorous fish

  4.  Fish that primarily consume nanoplankton

  1. Daphnia is distinguished from moina by the presence of 

  1.  Caudal spine

  2. Caudal pedancle

  3.  Sessile eye

  4.  Biramus antennae

  1. Induced breeding using pituitary gland is the world was first time successful in 

  1.  Brazil 

  2. Rusia

  3.  India 

  4. China

  1. Dry bundh for carp breeding was first noticed in …………..

  1. 1882 in West Bengal

  2.  1906 in West Bengal

  3.  1926 in Madhya Pradesh

  4.  1958 in Madhya Pradesh

  1. The terminology ‘Conchochelis’ is associated with…. 

  1.  Abalone 

  2.  Porphyra

  3.  Laminaria 

  4.  Trochus

  1. Measurement of incubation period as degree days generally considered in

  1.  Trout 

  2.  Yellow tail

  3. Milkfish 

  4. Silver carp

  1. Negative heterosis is developed in chromosomal manipulation by crossing

  1.  Grass carp x Silver carp

  2.  Catla x Common carp

  3.  Mirgal x Rohu

  4.  Catla x Rohu

  1. …………. culture was most successfully standardised by CMFRI & CSMCRI.

  1.  Sea weed

  2.  Sea cucumber

  3.  Pearl oyster

  4.  Grouper

  1. Antifoaming agents are generally used during transpiration of ………….

  1.  Silver carp 

  2.  Milk fish

  3.  Grass carp 

  4.  Common carp

  1. Black death disease is caused by deficiency of …..

  1.  Folic acid

  2.  Pantothenic acid

  3.  Ascorbic acid

  4.  Calcium


  1. Following the recommendations of the Murari Committee, a Comprehensive Marine Fishing Policy was formulated in ________ 

  1. 2004   

  2. 2002

  3. 2003

  4. 2005

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