ZUCHT VON MEERESFISCHEN IN AQUAKULTUREN - FISHFARMING
						Nordseeschnäpel Long-nosed whitefish Coregonus oxyrhynchus
				Goldbrasse Gilt head or Dorade royal Sparus auratus
										Wolfsbarsch Bass or Loup de mer Dicentrarchus labrax
							Fishfarming I resist all those, who proclaim, that fishfarming would threaten our nature. Anadrome fish- species like the long-nosed whitefish would have disappeared from our planet without fishfarming, because the animals had lost their natural spawning-places by river-regulations. So fishfarming offers the possibility of gaining fish for the gourmet`s need and the chance of sustainig endangered species. The gilt heads had been threatened by dynamite-fishing in the 70ths of the last century, but now they are reproduced in Greece succesfully. A very common gourmet-fish is the bass. This species was introduced into the German wadden-sea by fish-farms and is sometimes caught by the shrimp-trawlers. Kept in a huge aquarium they can be adapted easily to a life in an aquarium, but they can grow to a length of 80cm. I was surprised, that my basses didn`t take my little butter-fish (Pholis gunnellus) for prey, but accepted even dry food.