This study aimed to decrease the production cost and increase tilapia yield with a feeding
regime. The trial was divided into four treatments with three replications followed by the …

The proximate, minerals, amino acid and fatty acid composition of wild, pond-, gher-and
cage-cultured tilapia in Bangladesh were evaluated and varied significantly (p< 0.05). The …

Growth retardation and prolonged marketing cycle have been noticed in the practical
aquaculture of Chinese mitten crab (Eriocheir sinensis) fed with artificial feed. Plant protein …

Colossoma macropomum, popularly known as tambaqui, is the most commercially cultivated
native species in South America. Our study aimed to evaluate a series of endpoints related …

Organisms achieve compensatory growth after a period of nutrient restriction followed by
recovering the nutrient status. However, the underlying mechanisms associated with such …

Aquaculture is vital for feeding a growing population as aquatic creatures require more
protein. Utilizing protein-rich biomass for feeding animals is a possible solution. Biorefinery …

Channel catfish is an important freshwater culture fish and occupies a large proportion in the
field of freshwater aquatic product processing. In this study, changes in basic nutritional …

Abstract “Pinhead” is an abnormal condition of farmed fish which is rarely studied, albeit well
known among fish culturists, and is characterized by extreme emaciation and anorexia. In …

Nowadays, both pelleted feed (PF) and extruded feed (EF) have been widely adopted in the
aquaculture industry. However, limited information is available comparing their utilization …

The effect of stunting by feed and space deprivation on compensatory growth (CG) in Silver
pompano, Trachinotus blochii, was investigated. A commercial pellet feed (45% protein and …