Open-water oceanic fishes (mahimahi, tuna) tend to grow rapidly as a natural adaptation against predation in an environment devoid of shelter, but unless feed technology advances rapidly, natural carnivores may be unprofitable to culture.
(Open-water oceanic fishes; tend; to grow rapidly as a natural adaptation against predation in an environment devoid of shelter) (Open-water oceanic fishes; to grow; rapidly; as a natural adaptation against predation in an environment devoid of shelter) (natural carnivores; may be; unprofitable to culture)
Open-water oceanic fishes Open-water oceanic fishes natural carnivores
tend to grow may be
to grow rapidly as a natural adaptation against predation in an environment devoid of shelter
rapidly as a natural adaptation against predation in an environment devoid of shelter
unprofitable to culture