Dossier:
not provided by us yet
WelfareCheck:
F (2017-05-29)
Advice:
not provided by us yet
Profile status
Taxonomy
Ethograms
In the wild:
not investigated by us yet
Farm/lab:
not investigated by us yet
Catch/lab:
not investigated by us yet
Habitat
Growth
Length:
not investigated by us yet
Weight:
not investigated by us yet
Maturity:
no data found yet
Malformations:
Finsufficient data
Swimming
Reproduction
Nest building:
Fyes
Courtship:
no data found yet
Mating type:
no data found yet
Brood care:
no data found yet
Handling
Stress | farm:
no data found yet
Slaughter | farm:
no data found yet
Stress | catch:
not investigated by us yet
Slaughter | catch:
not investigated by us yet
Farming remarks
Thymallus thymallus is reared for re-stocking and for feeding purposes. It is a highly appreciated species for sports fishing in northern Europe, where several initiatives have been undertaken for conservation of endangered populations. Its breeding in aquaculture relies mostly on wild parents, and many aspects of its rearing remain undisclosed. In addition, several welfare issues are probably not addressed so further research should focus mainly on substrate needs and stress effects of farming, spatial needs, reproduction without manipulation, aggregation, aggression, territoriality, and humane slaughtering.
For details see: WelfareCheck | farm (latest major release: 2017-05-29)
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