Nutrient requirement in Salmo trutta caspius Kessler (1870) for aquaculture purposes
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Author
Ramezani, HamidPourgholam, R.
Farabi, M.V.
Chashnidel, Y.
Keramat, A.S.
Saeidi, A.A.
Hosseini, M.R.
Azari, A.H.
Ghanaei tehrani, M.
Vahedi, F.
Firoozkandian, S.
Salehi, M.
Bankesaz, Z.
Date
2009
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A sharp decline in natural population of Caspian brown trout lead to implementing of restocking program in Iran. Along the stock recovery program, the artificial production of this species has been attracted too much attention in recent years. The objective of the study is to assess the effects of protein and energy levels of diet on fish performance, growth efficiency of Caspian brown trout in order to develop a proper diet for production of this species. Six experimental diets were formulated by replacing casein as a pure protein source with fat as an energy source in the diets according to a 3×2 factorial design. The diet was assigned to 18 tanks with 50 fish each, with three replicated for each diet. The experiment was conducted for 8-weeks with Caspian brown trout with an initial body weight of around 7 g. Caspian brown trout demonstrated a better FCR and a larger SGR at lower protein levels (45 and 50%) in comparison to high protein level (55%; P<0.05). Protein efficiency ratio improved by a decrease in protein content of the diet (P<0.05), but energy content of diets does not affect any growth related parameter such as FCR, SGR and PER. There was also no interaction between protein and energy levels in the growth related parameters, suggesting the effect of protein on the growth parameters in Caspian brown trout did not depend on energy levels of diet. In conclusion diet containing 50% protein can support the maximum growth. High dietary energy level of the diet dose in cooperate in protein sparing effect.Pages
40pp.Publisher or University
Iranian Fisheries Science Research InstituteSeries : Nr
88.850;Collections