Feeding Tilapia in Intensive Culture

Fish Nutrition, Feed formulations,Feed Biochemistry

Omschrijving

Fish growth is, in most extensive way in which the fish food requirements met by natural food supply. Further increases in production tilapia in Egypt are linked with the use of intensive technologies of their cultivation. An important feature of the intensification of aquaculture is to increase the stocking density for cultivation of fish. Proportional growth of fish is increasing demands from nutrients to cover they need for growth. In industrial methods of cultivation, in the tanks and cages fishery products is almost entirely derived from feed. The share of feed in intensive aquaculture accounts for more than 50% of the cost of rearing fish. Production feed for fish is traditionally based on fishmeal, which is characterized by high protein content and balanced amino acids. However, fish meal is the most expensive and scarce as source of protein in feeding animals and fish. Some attempts to partial or total replacement of fishmeal on the way, by using local, available sources of protein have been insufficient to address this problem.
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Schrijver
Gaber, Maghdy
Titel
Feeding Tilapia in Intensive Culture
Uitgever
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Jaar
2010
Taal
Engels
Pagina's
268
Gewicht
415 gr
EAN
9783838390833
Afmetingen
220 x 150 x 16 mm
Bindwijze
Paperback

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