Nurmayani, NurmayaniTang, Usman MSiagian, MadjuPutra, Ridwan Manda2021-03-122021-03-122019-11wahyu sari yeniwahyu sari yenihttps://repository.unri.ac.id/handle/123456789/9954This research was conducted in 2019, in the waters of Lake Bandar Kayangan Samar Valley subdistrict Rumbai Pesisir city of Pekanbaru Riau Province. This study aims to analyze the extent of the tolerance of the quality of Lake Kayangan waters to fish farming (KJA) compared to the Standard Quality of PP No.82 of 2001 and analyze people activities around Bandar Kayangan Lake which led to the polluted waters as a result of daily activities. The method used is an experimental method by observing and measuring sample directly on rearing cages measure 1x1x1 m. Patin fries were stocked at the age of two weeks with the number ( 50 fries ) and 3 months time of rearing. Three units of cages were placed at each station that has been determined and Rumbai Freshwater Cultured Installation pond as control. Data were analyzed descriptively and statistically, the descriptive analysis performed on physical and chemical parameters of water based on PP No. 82 year 2001 and was associated with the growth and survival of Patin fry. Statistical analysis is using Analysis of Variance ( ANOVA ) and completely randomized design ( CRD ) with treatment of 3 times repetition. Growth and survival of Patin fry on each station were quite well where the average growth of absolute weight between 35.43-36.20 grams, the average growth rate of daily weight between 5.602-5.782%, the average of absolute growth inlength between13,61-14.10 cm, the average of daily growth in length between 2.285 - 2.321% and the survival rate between56-79%. The waters of Lake Bandar Kayangan is a waters that are so important for the life of people around Lake Bandar Kayangan especially for fish farming in Keramba Floating Net (KJA). The fish are nila fish, mas and gurami. From the results of interviews of researchers to the community around Lake Bandar Kayangan only certain types of fish are able to survive, this is due to the quality of water at Lake Bandar Kayangan can not be tolerated by other fish. But when the researchers tested the catfish seeds, the catfish still survive.enManagement of Floating Cages Keramba (KJA)tolerance levelwaters qualityArticle