A couple of weeks behind the schedule promised for October, but now the small fish have been moved into the first new large K1 pool.
In a couple of weeks, the Q3 review will likely provide more information on the start of fish farming in the K2-K4 schedules. Understandably, there’s no point in rushing fry into the pool if construction work reduces fish comfort and causes more fish deaths.
Currently, the situation in the K0 and K1 pools looks good in terms of biological indicators, but that’s how it should be. We still have to wait over a year until we know more about the development of growth curves and the functionality of the pools (cleanliness, etc.) in the long term.