Friday, January 17, 2014

It was going smoothly. On Thursday when we found 26 dead fish due to water quality problems. We were shocked by how many died. Overall, it was fun and educational. We learned a lot about the trout and how to maintain the tank. We were surprised by how cold the water was. We couldn't feel our fingers for the rest of class.

Anna Hayden and Eli Papadopoulos





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Monday, January 6, 2014

Tremendous two days

The fish have gotten some color and grown in the past two weeks over winter break, some fish seem to swimming close to the bottom searching for food, but most are closer to the top of the water, searching for new food that were placed in the fish tank today, over the course of two days we have experienced a wonderful way to learn about another species that are amazing.


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Thursday, December 19, 2013

TIC Week 6

We just finished our first week of trout and its been its Been a fun experience and we learned a lot like reddish the fish and testing the water with multiple thing

-Heather Gray-Vause and Luke Scilovati


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Thursday, December 12, 2013

Week 5 pic




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TIC Week 5

More of the fish are beginning to swim to the top of the tank. There are still about 2/3 of the fish hovering above the bottom. No fish have died this week and all systems are go.

- Marko Djurdjevic (Xnil), Katherine Stanton


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Tuesday, December 3, 2013

TIC Week Three

We have just completed the third week of TIC. After making sure all was "normal", we did the water tests. All seems to be normal and the fries are doing well. We did not have to take out any mortalities. So far TIC has been very interesting and it has been a great learning experience. We hope to have more time to work on TIC in the future.


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Friday, November 22, 2013

The Tremendous Trout

This week the eggs have hatched and now are in their second stage of life, known as fry. The fry are about the size of the diameter of a quarter and are black in color. Every egg hatched into a fry. Since the beginning of the week, there have been no mortalities.

Julia Weiss Ryan Bailey