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Post fingerlings are fish that have developed beyond the fingerling stage, typically ranging from about 2 to 6 inches in length. This stage follows the fry and fingerling phases and indicates that the fish have reached a level of growth that makes them more resilient and adaptable to various environments. Post fingerlings are often used in aquaculture and restocking programs, as they are better suited for survival and growth in natural or controlled habitats.

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