Anaesthetic effects of clove oil and sodium bicarbonate on the fry of Liza parsia
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Date
2001
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The gold spot mullet fry, mean length of 1.30 0.048 cm and mean weight of 0.05 0.007 g were collected from coastal creeks of Ratnagiri (Maharashtra, India) and then acclimatized to 20 ppt salinity. They were observed for the response to the two anaesthetics: Clove oil and Sodium bicarbonate. Effective dosage of both the anaesthetics viz. clove oil and sodium bicarbonate for the induction and recovery worked out to be 80 and 4000 ppm, respectively. Both the anaesthetics clove oil and sodium bicarbonate were found to be cost effective as compared to MS-222.Journal
Iranian Journal of Fisheries ScienceVolume
3Issue/Article Nr
2Page Range
pp.49-62Collections