Qualities of natural wild seeds and hatchery produced seeds

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Qualities of natural wild seeds and hatchery produced seeds Sl.No Natural /wild seeds Hatchery produced seeds 1. Seeds collected from the natural wild waters are of different size and life stages Hatchery produced seeds will be of same age and size in more or less same stage 2. Naturally collected seeds will be from unknown parents Seeds produced in the hatchery are from known parents 3. Wild seeds will have a mixture of all species, both wanted and unwanted Seeds from hatchery will be from single species and are of preferred species 4. Wild seeds are not available throughout the year or they are available only during season Hatchery can be operated even during non-season, provided the breeders are able to breed and seeds can be supplied even after the season

Qualities of natural wild seeds and hatchery produced seeds 5. Wild seeds are naturally bred and therefore their quality will be superior In hatcheries, the spawning may be induced in many cases and therefore, there may be inferiority in qualities. 6. Wild seeds are generally big in size as they will come to the collection spot only after a particular stage and they can be caught only when they are big. Hatchery seeds are of small in size as they can be collected even at smaller size 7. Wild seeds are less costlier than the hatchery seeds Hatchery seeds will have a cost on their production and therefore they are priced higher 8. Wild seeds are strong and healthier than the hatchery seeds in the sense that they would have passed through all challenging conditions in their life Hatchery seeds are very weak in the sense that they are highly protected from any unfavourable conditions and they will have weak resistance to stress

Qualities of natural wild seeds and hatchery produced seeds 9. Wild seeds are difficult to acclimatize and they need a long protocol for acclimatization Hatchery seeds can be easily acclimatized 10. Wild seeds cannot be transported for long distance as they are not accustomed to artificial confinement Hatchery seeds are from confined waters and therefore that can be transported to long distance for long duration 11. Wild seeds may be carrying a lot of pathogens and non-pathogenic bacteria native to the collection ground Hatchery seeds are relatively free from any microbes 12. Wild seeds may have difficulty in getting accustomed to artificial feeds in the farms Hatchery seeds readily accept the artificial feeds in the farming

13. Seeds from the wild waters are limited in numbers and sometimes may not be sufficient for stocking Hatchery can supply the required number of seeds based on the farm or pond size 14. Collection of seeds from wild waters is labour intensive job Hatchery needs less manpower per lakh seed production 15. Genetic qualities of the seeds are unknown Genetic qualities are well known