Optimization of artificial reproduction, by increasing the survival rate of embryos and
hatching rate, is of major importance for reducing genetic diversity, especially in fish …

In this study, a practical protocol for artificial reproduction was developed for the rudd,
Scardinius erythrophthalmus, to help to produce this fish for aquaculture industries and also …

Optimization of artificial reproduction is essential for minimizing genetic diversity, especially
when fish are captured from their natural habitats and spawned in controlled conditions. In …

This paper describes a study in which different types of the reproduction of wild vimba bream
(Vimba vimba) under controlled conditions were compared. Reproduction was performed by …

The crucian carp (Carassius carassius) is a cyprinid fish with its natural distribution in
Europe and the western part of Asia. Due to its hardiness and unique ability to survive winter …

The common tench is an important thermophilic freshwater fish used for aquaculture
diversification. This species is farmed in ponds as well as caught in the wild in many …

The research reported focuses on reproduction of the river lamprey Lampetra
fluviatilis,(Linnaeus, 1758) in controlled conditions. There was specific emphasis on fish …

The burbot (Lota L.) is one of the most promising freshwater new fish species for cold-water
aquaculture. Due to the lack of availability of wild spawners, it is imperative to breed cultured …

The common bream, Abramis brama (L.) in Kortowskie Lake (north-eastern Poland) usually
spawn when the water temperature during the late spring rises to 20° C. The optimal water …

Motility of spermatozoa in most freshwater teleost species is suppressed by the osmolality of
the seminal plasma in the testes, sperm ducts and initiated by a decrease of osmolality upon …