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Fish Farm Paslek, POLAND (Ośrodek Zarybieniowy w Pasłęku)

Fish Farm Paslek, POLAND (Ośrodek Zarybieniowy w Pasłęku). Director: Mirosław Bieńkiewicz. FFP. Localization. Pasłęk. Facilities – closed system. Hatcheries Small rearing tanks Bigger rearing tanks Tanks for spawners. Facilities - ponds. Water from Waska river Total area – over 28 ha

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Fish Farm Paslek, POLAND (Ośrodek Zarybieniowy w Pasłęku)

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  1. Fish Farm Paslek, POLAND(Ośrodek Zarybieniowy w Pasłęku) Director: Mirosław Bieńkiewicz

  2. FFP

  3. Localization Pasłęk

  4. Facilities – closed system • Hatcheries • Small rearing tanks • Bigger rearing tanks • Tanks for spawners

  5. Facilities - ponds • Water from Waska river • Total area – over 28 ha • Small ponds • Bigger ponds

  6. Waska river

  7. Tanks from closed system

  8. Ponds

  9. Fish species • Carps (common, grass, bighead) • Wells • Sturgeons • Pikeperch • Pike • Riverine cyprinids • Ornamental fish

  10. Type of production • Mainly: • Fry • Fingerlings • For restocking

  11. Common carp

  12. Prussian carp

  13. Bighead carp

  14. Grass carp

  15. Wells

  16. Pike

  17. Ide

  18. For these projects: • Ponds, cages and tanks • Hatcheries • Rearing tanks – if possible • Staff

  19. What expected FFP: • Increasing production of pikeperch fry and fingerlings • Developing the new and present techniques used for pikeperch reproduction and rearing fry

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