56817 Redfish_Lake_fish_culture Entity Published / External 17951 Fish Culture data - Snake River sockeye salmon captive propagation Data Set Planned Fish culture data from the Redfish Lake Idaho Sockeye Salmon captive broodstock study from 2000-2010. Spreadsheet Yes PARR Fish culture data from the Redfish Lake Idaho Sockeye Salmon captive broodstock study from 2000-2010. 1 Container Text No No Active The type of container the fish is being reared in. This includes 1 to 5 gallon white plastic pails, 5 foot diameter circular tanks, 12 foot diameter grey circular tanks, 13 foot diameter tan circular tanks and 20 foot diameter circular tanks. Text 2 Broodyear Number No No Active This is the year the female�s egg that produced a fish were fertilized by a male�s sperm. Number 3 Year Number No No Active This is the year the data applies to. Number 4 type Text No No Active This refers to the planned purpose the artificially cultured fish will be used for. Captive Brood (CB) fish are intended to be artificially spawned in the hatchery to produce eggs for use in ESA recovery actions. Adult Release (AR) fish are intended to be released as mature adults to spawn naturally in their native watersheds as an ESA recovery action. Text 5 Month Text No No Active This is the month of the year that the data applies to. Text 6 Day Number No No Active This is the day of the year that the data applies to. Number 7 Location Text No No Active This is the physical location the fish are being reared at. Burley Creek Hatchery (BCH) is the Northwest Fisheries Science Center�s freshwater rearing facility located 11421 Bethel Burley Road in Port Orchard, Washington. The Manchester Research Station is a Northwest Fisheries Science Center seawater pumping facility located at 7305 Beach Drive in Port Orchard, Washington. Text 8 water type Text No No Active This is the water source being used to rear fish in. Well water is freshwater sourced from the ground aquifer at Burley Creek Hatchery. Seawater (SW) is water pumped directly from Puget Sound that is sand filtered to 20 microns, cartridge filtered to 5 microns and disinfected with a 30 mj/cm2 dose of UV light. Text 9 pool vol (m3) Number No No Active This is the volume of water contained in the pool the fish are being reared in (measured in cubic meters). Number 10 pool flow (l/min) Number No No Active This is the water supplied to a pool measured in liters/minute. Number 11 Water temperature (�C) Number No No Active For well water this is the temperature of the incoming ground water prior to its being distributed to tanks. For seawater this is based on a 15 year running average of daily measurements of the seawater being supplied to the tanks. Number 12 Biomass/pool (kg) Number No No Active This is the total weight in kilograms of the fish being reared in a pool. Units for values are kg. Number kg 13 rearing density(kg/m3) Number No No Active This is the total fish biomass in kilograms in a pool divided by the pool volume measured in m3. Units for values are kg/m3. Number kg/m3 14 loading rate (kg/l/min) Number No No Active This is the total fish biomass in kilograms in a pool divided by the flow in liters per minute. Units for values are liters/min. Number liters/min 15 % body wt ration Number No No Active This is the estimated weight of food in grams divided by average fishes estimated weight multiplied by 100% to determine the relative size of the ration being fed to the fish. Number 16 Pellet size (mm) Text No No Active This is the diameter of the food pellets being fed to the fish. Units for values are mm. Text mm gov.noaa.nmfs.inport:56817 Jeffrey Cowen 2019-07-02T13:44:34 SysAdmin InPortAdmin 2022-08-09T17:11:46 2019-07-02 Northwest Fisheries Science Center NWFSC 2725 Montlake Boulevard East Seattle WA 98112 USA 206-860-3200 https://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov 1001 Public No 2019-07-02 1 Year 2020-07-02