Multiple spawning refers to fish spawning more than once in a season. This is important for carps which have a narrow breeding season in captivity. Factors that facilitate multiple carp spawning include manipulating water quality, diet, and using spawning agents and circular tanks. Broodstock management techniques include using spent brooders from the previous season, feeding a protein-rich diet, water exchange, minimal handling, and disinfecting spent brooders. Carps can be spawned up to four times a season at 40-45 day intervals from March to September, increasing seed availability and reducing the number of broodfish needed.