Thanks, Eric. I noticed this from their feeding article:
"Withholding feed for short periods(2 weeks) can also enhance feed conversion temporarily through the process of compensatory growth. When feeding is resumed, feed efficiency and growth are accelerated as fish make up for the temporary lack of food. Compensatory growth has been demonstrated in hybrid striped bass but has not been exploited commercially."
I wonder if compensatory growth has also been observed in other fish. If so, might be worth adjusting feeding strategies to save cost, improve water quality & enhance growth. Or does compensatory growth only happen in situations where the fish doesn't have any other source of food other than artificial feed?