OPTIMIZATION OF GROWTH TECHNOLOGY A JUVENILE SILVER CARP(HYPOPHTHALMICHTHYS MOLITRIX VALENCIENNES, 1844) DURING POSTEMRYONAL STAGE, THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF SOY MILK TECHNOLOGY, ADDITIONAL FEED.

Autor: Eşanu, V. O., Nistor, Veta, Tenciu, Magdalena, Mocanu, Elena, Popa, M. C.
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Zdroj: Lucrări Ştiinţifice: Seria Zootehnie; 2018, Issue 70, p175-178, 4p
Abstrakt: Soy is one of the best sources of food for fish culture, high protein content, omega-3 fatty acids and unsaturated fat, which support and ensure healthy growth and development, starting from the earliest stages of life. This study evaluated the influence of technology management soy milk on growth performance of juvenile carp during postembryonal development. The results showed that the use of soy milk significantly influenced the quality and quantity of the fish material. Total increase growth and survival was significantly higher in the experimental ponds (B2, B3, B4), as compared to the control pond (B1). Biological material has developed under normal conditions without the development of pathological conditions, technological or human factors that affect the proper conduct of the experiment. Physico-chemical parameters of the water, except for short periods of thermal variation, were placed in the optimal range for the growth of silver carp. The implementation of this feed-and-feed technology for the development of the trophic base, originally and widely applied in Southeast Asia, determines the optimization of fish production in ecological conditions and lower production costs, without adversely modifying the quality of technological water, stimulation of planktonic biomass and superior assimilation of food. In this technology of silver carp larval stage feeding (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix Valenciennes, 1844) did not involve the administration of organic fertilizers, only pre-starter feeds were used, water supply level and flow rate from the pre-emergence basins was used to maintain the quality of the technological water. Growth and survival gains in the experimental ponds (average weight 0.52-0.63-0.74 g / ex, S 60-65-70%), compared to the control pond (average weight 0.25g / ex, S 40%), which shows that the application of supplementary feeding technology to soy milk, ensures a higher growth and survival rate, better assimilation of food, stimulation of planktonic biomass and maintaining optimal quality of physical-chemical parameters of water, which recommends the introduction and application of this wide-scale technology within the framework of the fisheries, with the strict observance of the way of preparing and administering this nutritional supplement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Databáze: Complementary Index