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Hatcheries typically care for Sockeye salmon from the time the eggs are fertilized until the fish are ready for release, which usually takes about 6 to 18 months. After hatching, the fry are nurtured through various developmental stages, including the alevin and fry stages, until they are large enough to survive in the wild. The exact duration can vary based on specific hatchery practices and environmental conditions. Once ready, the juvenile salmon are released into appropriate habitats.

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