Using hormonal stimulation in fish breeding ensures the supply of pure fish seed in desired quantities, overcoming the issues of seasonal breeding and mixed-species seed collection from the wild.
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The problem of obtaining good-quality fish seed has been addressed by developing methods to breed fish in ponds using hormonal stimulation, ensuring a consistent supply of pure fish seed.
When fish seed is collected from the wild, it can be mixed with the seed of other species, leading to a lack of pure, high-quality seed for fish farming.
Composite fish culture is problematic during the monsoon season because many of these fish species only breed during this time, making it difficult to ensure a consistent supply of fish seed throughout the year.
The benefit of using hormonal stimulation for breeding fish in ponds is that it ensures the supply of pure fish seed in the desired quantities.