Fish Farmer
Guardian of aquatic life
Fields of activity | Fish Farmer
As a fish farmer, you’ll breed fish and other aquatic organisms for food production, trade, or sport fishing. Your responsibilities include adhering to ecological and ethical standards and developing strategies to improve breeding practices without disrupting the ecological balance.
You’ll be responsible for the health of your fish, monitoring rearing conditions, optimizing water quality, and ensuring a suitable diet. Your role as a fish farmer also involves preventing diseases, overseeing species-appropriate transportation, and ensuring the efficient and hygienic processing of fish.
Personal requirements | Fish Farmer
- Enthusiasm for fishing
- Manual and technical skills
- Scientific knowledge
- Close to nature and perseverance
- Sense of responsibility and resilience
Path to the profession | Fish Farmer
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Take the testPotential jobs | Fish Farmer
As a fish farmer, much of your work will take place outdoors. You’ll oversee fish tanks and spend a significant amount of time monitoring and caring for fish on-site. Career opportunities include working for fish farming companies, state fishing associations, and government agencies in fisheries and nature conservation. You may also choose to become self-employed or take over a family business.