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ANNEX I
EXAMPLE OF SOIL PONDS (DRAINED)

(Source: Milne, 1972)

ANNEX II

ANNEX II/1
LAYOUT OF FISH FARM : PONDS

Ponds:Number: 04
 Size: 50 × 100 m
 Depth: 01 m
 Construction: natural sandy clay soil
 Pumps:: 2 ×10HP

ANNEX II/2
LAYOUT OF FISH FARM : RACEWAYS

Raceways:Number: 04
 Size: 10 × 100 m
 Depth: 1 m
 Construction: natural soil and liner
 Pumps:: 2 × 30 HP

ANNEX III
CROSS SECTION OF A FISH POND

(Source: Huet, 1970)

ANNEX IV
EXAMPLE OF PONDS AND DRAINAGE CHANNEL

(Source: Milne, 1972)

ANNEX V
CONSTRUCTION OF A MONK

Materials:25 metres iron bar Æ 12 mm
 2 bags of cement / sand / gravel
 
concrete preparation:1 vol. cement
 2 vol. sand
 2 vol. gravel
 Fresh water

(Source: Coche & Muir, 1992)

ANNEX VI
DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOIL DYKES

DRAINAGE DEVICE OR “MONK”

(Source: Huet, 1970)

ANNEX VII
LOCATION OF MONK IN DYKE

(Source: Coche & Muir, 1992)

ANNEX VIII
DETAILS OF MONK

(Source: MEDRAP I training materials)

ANNEX IX
SEA WATER INTAKE SYSTEMS

a) Submersible Pump

b) Surface Pump

c) Surface Pump and Well

(Source: MEDRAP I training materials)

ANNEX X
CHARACTERISTICS OF A CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

(Source: MEDRAP I training materials)

ANNEX XI
PADDLE TYPE AERATORS IN OPERATION

(Source: Huet, 1970)

ANNEX XII
STANDARD LAYOUT FOR PUMP INSTALLATION

(Source: MEDRAP I training materials)

ANNEX XIII
WORK PROGRAMME

MonthFingerlingStockingFeedHarvestGeneral
January  Order 5.5TPond 1Repair Pond 1
February    Maintenance
MarchOrder 20,000Pond 1 20,000   
April  Order 5.5 TPond 2Repair Pond 2
MaySort out Pond 1P1: 10,000
P2: 10,000
   
June    Maintenance
July  Order 5.5 TPond 3Repair Pond 3
August    Maintenance
September    Maintenance
October  Order 5.5 TPond 4Repair Pond 4
NovemberOrder 20,000P3: 10,000
P4: 10,000
   
December    Maintenance
January   Pond 1Repair Pond 1

ANNEX XIV
FEED FORMULAE

Feed StaffSea BassSea Bream
Lipid9/10%9/11 %
Protein with at least:50/69 %44/55 %
 Lysine 5.0 5.0
 Methionine 4.0 4.0
Avail. Phosphorous > 0.7 %
Essential components:
Marine Prot.
 > ½ %
Vitamins  
 Thiamin HCI 40 mg/kg dry dietsame as for Bass
 B2 40 
 Pyridoxine HCI 40 
 Nicotine AC. 150 
 Cal. Pantoth. 100 
 Folic Ac. 5 
 Biotin 1 
 B12 002 
 Inositol 800 
 Choline Chl. 3500 
 Sodium Ascorb. 2000 
 Vit. E 200 
 Vit. K 80 
 Vit. A 5000 IU 
 Vit. D 1000 IU 
Metals  
 ZN 40same as for Bass
 MN 20 
 Cu 4 
 I 0.8 
 Co. 0.12 

Example of sea bass feed

Ground Fresh Fish46%
Fish Meal (56 % Protein)25%
Soymeal10%
Meat & Bone Meal4%
Wheat Pollards4%
Fish Oil4%
Seaweed Binder5%
Mussel Meal2%
Vitamin Mix1%
Cost: between $ 1.00 to 1.50 / kg

ANNEX XV

ANNEX XV/1
GROSS ESTIMATED COST/EARNINGS OF PROTOTYPE POND FISH FARM
*

  Units RequiredEstimated Unit PriceEstimated Total PriceEstimated Total Amount
Investment (10 years)Land3ha(ownership assumed) 
Civil work  LD 2,000 
Cement, Ballast, Sand and Iron bars for monks  LD 2,000LD 18,416
Store and house  LD 5,000(over 10 years)
Pumps2LD 1,000LD 2,000 
Aerators4LD 500LD 2,000 
Sea water intake  LD 3,000 
PVC Pipes:200 mm (monks)10 metreLD 40LD 160 
150 mm (suction) LD 100LD 1,000 
100 mm (pond inlet) LD 20LD 250LD 1,841
Electricity connections  LD 1,000(one year)
Local inputs (per year)Labour:Cooperative members:3 ×12 m/mLD 300/monthLD 10,800LD 19,728
 Casual labour24 m/mLD 300/monthLD 7,200
Electricity86,400 unitsLD 0.020/Kw/hLD 1,728
External inputsFingerlings40,000 pcsLD 0.268LD 10,714LD 18,571
Feed22 tonsLD 357LD 7,857
OutputTable-size sea bass/bream9,000 Kg.LD 5.350LD 48,214LD 48,214

*NOTES:Inputs / year:LD 41,140}
}ALL FIGURES CITED ARE PRELIMINARY ROUGH ESTIMATES & SUBJECT TO FURTHER VERIFICATION.
}
 Outputs / year:LD 48,214
 Earnings / year:LD 7,074
 Rent for land is not included. 

ANNEX XV/2
GROSS ESTIMATED COST/EARNINGS OF PROTOTYPE RACEWAY FISH FARM
*

  Units RequiredEstimated Unit PriceEstimated Total PriceEstimated Total Amount
Investment
(10 years)
Land1 ha(ownership assumed) 
Civil work  LD 1,000 
Cement, Ballast, Sand and Iron bars for monks  LD 2,000LD 19,410 (over 10 years)
Store and house  LD 5,000 
Pumps2LD 1,000LD 6,000 
Sea water intake  LD 3,000 
PVC Pipes:200 mm (monks)10 metreLD 40LD 160 
150 mm (suction) LD 100LD 1,000 
100 mm (pond inlet) LD 20LD 250LD 1,841
Electricity connections  LD 1,000(one year)
Local inputs (per year)Labour:Cooperative members3 ×12 m/mLD 300/monthLD 10,800LD 19,728
 Casual labour24 m/mLD 300/monthLD 7,200
Liner  (plastic for green house)   
Electricity86,400 unitsLD 0.020/Kw/hLD 1,600
External inputsFingerlings40,000 pcsLD 0.268LD 5,184LD 18,571
Feed22 tonsLD 357LD 10,714
OutputTable-size sea bass/bream (for export)9,000 Kg.LD 5.350LD 48,214LD 48,214

*NOTES:Inputs / year:LD 43,355}
} ALL FIGURES CITED ARE PRELIMINARY ROUGH ESTIMATES & SUBJECT TO FURTHER VERIFICATION.
}
 Outputs / year:LD 48,214
 Earnings / year:LD 4,859
 Rent for land is not included. 

LIBFISH TECHNICAL BRIEFING NOTES

01 Lamboeuf, M., A. Mujahid, & N. Elkebir. ‘Reconnaissance survey of the artisanal fishing fleet of Libya’ TBN No. 1, April 1994 (En/Ar)

02 Bellec, O. ‘Drydocking and refit of RV NOUR and voyage of vessel to Valetta, Malta.’ TBN No. 2. April 1994. (En/Ar)

03 Meaden, G.J. ‘Background notes and prospects for a Libyan marine fisheries Geographical Information System. ’TBN No. 3. April 1994. (En)

04 Reynolds, J.E. & M. Lamboeuf. ‘1993 Libyan fisheries frame survey planning & preparation workshop.’ TBN No 4, April 1994. (En)

05 Medina Pizzali, A.F. ‘Technical evaluation and recommendations for the Sabratah fish cannery.’ TBN No. 5, April 1994. (En/Ar - Limited Distribution)

06 Reynolds, J.E. & M. Lamboeuf. ‘1993 Libyan fisheries frame survey: Data handling/dBase management workshop.’ TBN No. 6, May 1994. (En)

07 Reynolds, J.E. ‘Proceedings of the joint MBRC/FAO staff workshop on research training programme development (Tajura. 6 January 1994).’ TBN No. 7, May 1994. (En/Ar)

08 Lamboeuf, M. ‘Notes on the marine resources survey planning workshop (MBRC, Tajura, 31 January 1994).’ TBN No. 8. May 1994. (En/Ar)

09 Medina Pizzali, A.F. ‘Interim report on the national fish handling & processing facilities survey: Workshop proceedings (MBRC, Tajura, 26 March 1994)’ TBN No. 9. May 1994. (En/Ar)

10 Vallet, F. ‘Proposals for MBRC aquaculture facility rehabilitation.’ TBN No. 10, May 1994. (En)

11 Reynolds, J.E., M. Lamboeuf, A. Ben Abdallah, A. Abukhader, R. Abdulbari, & A. Nafati. ‘Preliminary findings of the 1993 Libyan marine fisheries frame survey: Workshop proceedings.’ TBN No. 11, June 1994. (En/Ar)

12 Magsoudi, M. & F. Vallet (eds.) ‘MEDRAP II Artemia Workshop (Libya) & Southern salt lakes mission.’ TBN No. 12, July 1994. (En/Ar)

13 Lamboeuf, M., A Ben Abdallah, J. Sutherland, & E. Ansel. ‘Libya trawl survey: Preliminary results of the first coverage.’ TBN No. 13, July 1994. (En)

14 Lamboeuf, M. ‘Calibration of SIMRAD EK500 scientific sounder -RV NOUR .’ TBN No. H.July 1994. (En)

15 Meaden, G.J. & J.E. Reynolds. ‘Establishing a marine fisheries GIS: the Libyan experience.’ TBN No. 15, Sept. 1994. (En)

16 Lamboeuf, M. & J.E. Reynolds. ‘The fishing fleet of Libya: preliminary results of the 1993 frame survey.’ TBN No. 16, Oct. 1994. (En)

17 Medina Pizzali, A.F., F. Vallet, & M. Magsoudi. ‘Proposal for an integrated small-scale solar salt and brine shrimp production unit.’ TBN No. 17, Oct. 1994. (En)

18 Vallet, F. ‘Ponds and raceways: Proposals for small-scale model fish farms.’ TBN No. 18, Nov. 1994. (En/Ar)

19 Fituri, A. & F. Vallet. ‘Investigation of Ain Kaam farm shrimp mortality: preliminary findings.’ TBN No. 19, Nov. 1994. (En/Ar - Limited Distribution)

LIBFISH FIELD DOCUMENTS

01 Goanec, M. ‘RV NOUR 1993–1994: Chief Engineer's report.’ FD No. 1. June 1994. (En)

02 Reynolds, J.E., M Lamboeuf, A. Ben Abdallah. A. Abukhader, R Abdulbari, & A. Nafati ‘Libyan coastal fisheries: A report on the 1993 baseline survey results. ’FD No. 2, July 1994 (En — in prep.)



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