There are hundreds of fish reared in aquaculture, but nutrient requirements of the different
species are still scarcely studied. Dietary protein is usually one of the first nutrients to be …

Two high value species, yellowtail kingfish (Seriola lalandi) and hāpuku (groper, Polyprion
oxygeneios), have been identified as suitable new candidates for New Zealand aquaculture …

Different forms of selenium (Se) were supplemented to a fishmeal-based diet to investigate
the digestibility and bioavailability of Se in yellowtail kingfish (Seriola lalandi). Five groups of …

In this study, a fatty acid dilution model was coupled with a dynamic nutrient demand model
to provide an integrated model capable of predicting the whole-body and fillet lipid and fatty …

Taurine, a β-sulphonic amino acid, is a growth and health promoting dietary supplement in
commercial finfish aquaculture. Reported recommendations for taurine supplementation in …

A feed requirement and waste output model for commercial tilapia production was
developed using the Fish-PrFEQ bioenergetics factorial approach and by an integration of …

A 5 week experiment was carried out with juvenile yellowtail kingfish S eriola lalandi to
investigate the interactive effects of water temperature (21, 24, or 27° C) and dissolved …

In order to successfully diversify Mediterranean aquaculture, it is necessary to determine
optimum culture conditions of potential candidate species such as greater amberjack …

Single‐cell protein (SCP) derived from methanotrophic bacteria has significant potential as a
fishmeal alternative in aquafeeds. However, SCP has known palatability issues, to …

In literature, the variability in the estimated optimal digestible protein to digestible energy
ratio (DP/DE) is high. The present study aimed to estimate the optimal DP/DE ratio in Nile …