Generically speaking, is fish growth rate most impacted by abundance of food more than other factors? I'm assuming size of their environment relative to population/competition for food are variables to consider, but are there other things that have a major impact? For example, do fish grow at a relatively similar rate throughout the year? or do the slow down growth in the cooler months when they are more dormant?

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