斑节对虾精(竹夹)的移植和人工授精

中国台湾省将天然的或人工养殖的雌斑节对虾切除一侧眼柄,诱导其卵巢成熟,然后将雄性斑节对虾的精(竹3夹)移植到蜕皮后尚处于柔软状态下的雌虾的纳精囊中。结果发现,当向雌虾纳精囊中移植两个精(竹夹)时,雌虾第一次产卵平均孵化率为82.35％,第二次产卵的平均孵化率为39.11％。当向雌虾的纳精囊中移植一个精(竹夹)时,两次产卵的平均孵化率分别为71.87％和13.17％。从这一事实可以看出产卵亲虾可多次产卵。另外对不移植精(竹夹)的雌虾在产卵前向水     

诱导池养斑节对虾的性腺发育与产卵

室内条件下,采用切除、烫灼眼柄及蓝、绿色光源光照,可有效诱导池养斑节对虾的卵巢获得不同程度发育或成熟产卵,有效率分别为64.8％和15.5％,总有效率达80.3％。亲虾个体大小及水温与卵巢发育或产卵的关系密切。体重70克以上的亲虾卵巢易催熟,性腺发育成熟大多出现在水温较高的 5—9月份(平均水温 25.0—29.5℃),尤其产卵仅在这些月份发生。亲虾产卵量较少(每尾 3—11万个/次)。室内环境下亲虾无自然交配,卵子不能孵化,仅其中一次产卵中,进行了人工交配孵化出无节幼体。     

池塘养殖斑节对虾的生长特性

对池塘养殖的斑节对虾的生长特性进行研究。不同生长发育阶段的1500尾斑节对虾的体长、体重生长参数进行测量和分析。结果表明,(1)池塘养殖斑节对虾体长和体重呈幂函数关系,♂∶W=2·0×10-5×L~(2.9498);♀:W=2·0×10-5×L~(2·9633);(2)同大多数对虾种类一样,斑节对虾也表现出雌、雄生长的差异。养殖前期,雌、雄虾的体长、体重生长差异不明显,雄虾略高于雌虾,在59·6d后,雌虾体长生长速度高于雄虾;雄虾体重的生长拐点出现在144·5d左右,雌虾体重的生长拐点出现在195·3d左右;(3)采用von Bertallanffy生长方程,拟合出池塘养殖斑节对虾体长、体重生长方程为:♂∶Lt=178.9(1-e-0·0093(t-28·2)),Wt=87·97(1-e~(-0·0093(t-28·2)))2·9498;♀∶Lt=233·7(1-e~(-0·0065(t-28·2))),Wt=208·96(1-e~(-0·0065(t-28·2)))2·9633。     

池塘养殖斑节对虾生长、发育与性成熟

为了解不同养殖条件下斑节对虾的生长、外生殖器发育、性腺发育及性成熟之间的关系,对其养殖进行跟踪调查研究.结果显示:①斑节对虾雌雄外生殖器官发育和头胸甲长呈线性关系;②不同养殖环境条件下,斑节对虾性成熟生物学最小型个体无显著差异.雄性精荚出现的生物学最小型个体为头胸甲长3.1 cm,体长11.1 cm,体质量20.0 g;雄性性成熟个体的头胸甲长3.7 cm,体长13.0 cm,体质量37.0 g.池养雌性斑节对虾的性成熟生物学最小型个体以纳精囊的发育完全(可与雄虾交配)为标志,其最小性成熟个体的头胸甲长4.3 cm、体长15.1 cm、体质量53.0 g,雌性性成熟个体为头胸甲长5.0 cm,体长17.0 cm,体质量75.0 g以上;③池塘养殖斑节对虾性成熟与日龄和养殖环境相关.鱼塭雄虾精荚出现的最早时间为日龄120 d前后,其性成熟日龄约为160 d;池塘养殖雄虾精荚出现的最早时间为日龄150 d前后,其性成熟日龄约为260 d.鱼媪雌虾最早交配发生在日龄165 d前后,性成熟日龄205～236 d,池养雌虾最早交配发生在日龄240～ 280 d,性成熟日龄295～360 d以上.     

人工移植精荚技术在斑节对虾育苗中的应用

采用单人操作法,对斑节对虾实施人工移植精荚技术,观察对虾人工移植精荚技术在斑节对虾育苗生产中的应用情况。结果表明:采用人工移植精荚技术可使雌虾多次产卵受精,使有限亲虾得到充分利用,从而降低育苗成本,达到增产目的;实施人工移植精荚手术的最适宜时机为斑节对虾脱壳后12～24h,成功率高达97.3%;精荚获取以夹取法最佳,该法操作方便、效果较好,夹取后精荚可以再生、成熟,而挤压和虹吸两种方式对亲虾影响较大,成功率不高;术后亲虾经4～5 d精养,卵巢可发育成熟再次产卵,并且幼体孵化、生长等方面与非手术亲虾所繁育幼体生长无明显差异,可以达到类似自然交配的效果。     

塭养斑节对虾亲虾的越冬促熟试验

采用遮光、控温和烫摄单侧眼柄等技术措施，可使　养斑节对虾亲虾顺利越冬，并在非繁殖季节促进其性腺发育。     

湖北地区温棚养殖与稻田养殖克氏原螯虾生长特性研究

2018年12月—2019年3月间,定期从温棚养殖和稻田养殖的克氏原螯虾中采集599尾样本,测量克氏原螯虾的体质量(y)、全长(x1)、头胸甲长(x2)、头胸甲宽(x3)、腹节总长(x4)、第一腹节长(x5)、第一腹节宽(x6)、尾节长(x7)、第六腹节长(x8)、第六腹节宽(x9)和螯长(x10),探明温棚养殖幼虾与稻田养殖幼虾以及温棚养殖雌雄幼虾的生长特性,以期为克氏原螯虾温棚养殖及单性养殖提供参考。试验结果表明,克氏原螯虾全长(L)和体质量(m)呈幂函数,回归方程为:m=0.0209L3.1132;温棚养殖和稻田养殖克氏原螯虾幼虾均在2—3月生长最快,1月生长最慢;克氏原螯虾幼虾各时期各生长指标温棚养殖幼虾均大于稻田养殖幼虾,至3月,温棚养殖的克氏原螯虾体质量接近稻田养殖的2倍;在温度较低的12月—翌年2月期间,温棚养殖的克氏原螯虾幼虾的平均体质量增加率比稻田养殖的克氏原螯虾幼虾的平均体质量增加率高14.00%,温棚养殖的克氏原螯虾幼虾全长平均增长率比稻田养殖的高3.96%。温棚养殖的各时期雄虾体质量均略高于雌虾,但差异不显著(P>0.05);在所有生长指标中,只有雄性克氏原螯虾螯长一直大于雌性,且自12月后,雌、雄虾螯长间一直存在极显著差异(P<0.01)。     

斑节对虾的遗传育种研究

斑节对虾(Penaeus monodon)俗称草虾,是世界三大养殖虾类之一。广泛分布于印度洋和西太平洋,也是我国本土优质对虾资源之一,但尚未形成遗传稳定的养殖品系,养殖种苗除少数来自海捕外,绝大多数通过人工繁殖获得。供人工繁殖的亲虾主要来自两方面:一是捕捞野生怀卵虾,二是通过摘除眼柄和人工诱导野生雌虾性成熟和产卵,但二者均依赖野生资源。斑节对虾养殖的迅速发展对野生资源造成了极大的压力,过度开发势必引起种质的退化;同时,长期依赖野生亲体培育苗种产生了一些弊端,如亲体携带病毒,养殖对象生长减慢,抗病力下降等。因此,为保护野生资源和阻止野生虾类遗传多样性的丧失,尽快形成遗传稳定的养殖品系显得尤为迫切。     

凡纳滨对虾不同品系繁育性状的比较分析

为了评估不同品系凡纳滨对虾(Litopenaeus vannamei)雌虾繁殖性能和后代幼体发育情况, 在相同养殖条件下, 选取野生群体雌虾 90 尾, P 品系雌虾 166 尾, S 品系雌虾 115 尾, 构建了 103 个家系。其中, 野生群体家系 56 个, P 家系 28 个, S 家系 19 个。本研究共进行 30 d, 记录了整个生产周期内每尾雌虾的繁殖参数及后代幼体的发育数据。结果显示, 与 P 品系和 S 品系相比, 野生群体雌虾在交配率和孵化率方面具有显著优越性。在雌虾产卵性能方面, P 品系雌虾产卵量极显著低于另外两个品系(P＜0.01), 产卵周期极显著高于另外两种品系(P＜0.01)。关于幼体发育, 无论是在幼体存活率还是变态时长方面, 野生群体都表现出一定的优越性。分析凡纳滨对虾各繁殖性状间相关关系, 发现在 3 个品系中均可以观察到体重与产卵量呈显著正相关(P＜0.05), 野生群体、P 品系和 S 品系体重与产卵量的相关系数分别为 0.364、0.278 和 0.553。凡纳滨对虾的受精卵孵化率与幼体变态(Z_Ⅰ→P₁)发育时长呈显著负相关(P＜0.05), 相关系数为?0.211, 这表明凡纳滨对虾受精卵孵化率越高, 其幼体变态发育时长越短。研究表明, 凡纳滨对虾雌虾不同品系间的繁育性能具有较大选择潜力, 在筛选高繁育性能亲虾品系的过程中可以根据雌虾繁殖力高低及后代幼体发育情况综合进行选择。     

眼柄摘除对红螯光壳螯虾生长、性腺发育及体色的影响

为探究眼柄摘除对红螯光壳螯虾(Cherax quadriarinatus)生长、性腺发育及体色的影响,对6月龄红螯光壳螯虾[体质量(47.47±3.48)g]进行了摘除眼柄处理实验。结果显示,4周后摘除双侧眼柄组红螯光壳螯虾体质量为(84.40±13.41)g,显著高于不摘除眼柄组[(49.63±6.47)g]和摘除单侧眼柄组[(51.47±4.08)g](P<0.05);摘除双侧眼柄组红螯光壳螯虾存活率为60.0%±4.8%,显著低于不摘除眼柄组和摘除单侧眼柄组(分别为94.4%±2.3%和97.2%±2.1%);摘除双侧眼柄组红螯光壳螯虾性腺指数为1.23±0.50,显著高于不摘除眼柄组(0.20±0.06)和摘除单侧眼柄组(0.35±0.08)。利用ImageJ软件对红螯光壳螯虾体色RGB值分析表明,摘除双眼柄组红螯光壳螯虾体色G值和B值(分别为99.26±5.23和98.40±3.58)显著高于摘除单侧眼柄组(59.02±3.85和44.07±4.57)(P<0.05)。结果表明,眼柄摘除能促进红螯光壳螯虾生长和性腺发育,影响体色变化。     

Serotonin stimulates ovarian maturation and spawning in the black tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon

Serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine, 5HT) has been reported to induce ovarian maturation and spawning in the crayfish Procambarus clarkii and white Pacific shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei. The aim of this study was to explore the role of exogenous 5HT on the reproductive performance of the black tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon. 5HT solution was injected into domesticated P. monodon broodstock at 50 μg/g body weight and ovarian maturation and spawning were recorded. The presence of 5HT in the ovary and oviduct of P. monodon was also studied by immunohistochemistry and its levels in the ovary by enzyme link immunoabsorbance assay (ELISA). The 5HT-injected P. monodon developed ovarian maturation and spawning rate at the level comparable to that of unilateral eyestalk-ablated shrimp. Hatching rate and the amount of nauplii produced per spawner were also significantly higher in the 5HT-injected shrimp, compared to the eyestalk-ablated shrimp. 5HT-positive reactions were found in the follicular cells of pre-vitellogenic oocytes, in the cytoplasm of early vitellogenic oocytes and on the cell membrane and cytoplasm of late vitellogenic oocytes. 5HT in the ovary was present at 3.53 ± 0.26 ng/mg protein level in previtellogenic stage and increased to 17.03 ± 0.57 ng/mg protein level in the mature stage of the ovary. The results suggest a significant role of 5HT, possibly directly on the ovary and oviduct, on the reproductive function of female P. monodon.     

MATURATION,REPRODUCTION, AND GROWTH OF Penaeus vannamei AND P. stylirostris FED NATURAL DIETS

A variety of natural foods have been reported to induce ovarian maturation of penaeid shrimp. In this study, conducted from 19 June to 11 September 1980, four single-food diets (clams, shrimp, squid, and worms) and one composite diet consisting of all four foods were fed to Penaeus vannamei in 3.7-m diameter indoor circular tanks. The shrimp, averaging 28 g, were stocked at a rate of 6.9 m^-2 with a 1:1 male to female ratio. Unilateral eyestalk ablation was performed on half of the females in each tank. Tanks received one turnover of water volume daily and the water temperature and salinity averaged 27.0°C and 28.6 ppt, respectively. Daily photoperiod was maintained at 13 hours of light. Ovarian maturation, spawning, molting rate, and survival were monitored daily and growth and gonad size were measured at termination. The composite diet was the best overall diet, while squid was the best single-food diet, followed by shrimp, worms, and clams. No maturation of unablated females was observed with the exception of one female that developed to stage 3. Although the size of the shrimp was considered marginal for spawning, 5 mated females were observed, but only one (squid treatment) produced viable nauplii. After termination of this study, all shrimp were fed the composite diet for 41 days. During this period, ovarian maturation and spawning occurred in the previously unproductive treatment receiving only clams, and growth rate of shrimp in all previously single-food treatments increased 4 to 7 fold. The composite diet was also fed to two tanks of P. stylirostris (mean initial weight = 45.4 g) for a period of 118 days. During that time, 50 spawns were obtained with up to 3 spawns per female. A total of 4.3 × 10⁵ P. stylirostris nauplii were produced.     

Effect of prepared diet on the induction of precocious maturation in Pleoticus muelleri Bate (Crustacea, Penaeoidea)

Experiments were conducted comparing the reproductive performance of ablated female shrimp Pleoticus muelleri fed either a fresh frozen diet (ND) (clam, prawn, squid) and the same diet supplemented with 15% of an artificial diet (SD) (54% protein, 13% lipid, 7% moisture). The shrimp were maintained in 3500‐L tanks (12 h light‐12 h dark photoperiod, temperature 18–20°C, pH 7, salinity 31 g L^?1, ammonium <0.2 mg L^?1, and sea water exchanged at 100% per day) for 45 days. Significant differences in weight gain were determined between ablated females fed ND (37.2%) and SD (26.4%). No significant differences in the average duration of the intermolt period (19±2 days) were recorded. Females fed SD showed signs of maturation 20 days after ablation, with spawning occurring 1 day later, as long as ablated females fed ND reached maturation 4 weeks after did not occur. The number of eggs per spawn varied from 136 000 to 345 000; the percentage viability ranged between 39.3% and 99.3% with an average of 78.5%. The results indicated that a suitable formulated diet together with eyestalk ablation promotes maturation of P. muelleri in captivity.     

Histological examination of final oocyte maturation and atresia in wild and domesticated Penaeus monodon (Fabricius) broodstock

Oocyte maturation and gonadosomatic index (GSI) of eyestalk ablated Penaeus monodon females collected from the wild and from two first‐generation domesticated lines were assessed. Frequency and diameter of the different oocytes, and the intensity of oocyte atresia, were compared among groups through histological assessments of the sections of the middle ovarian lobe. Digitized images from ovary sections were used to record the frequency and diameter of different oocyte types. Spawning performance of the three groups were expressed in terms of the percentage of females that spawned at least once (productive females), time from eyestalk ablation to first spawning (latency period) and the number of spawnings per female stocked. Final ovarian maturation was attained in all groups, as indicated by the presence of mature oocytes with cortical rods (cortical oocytes), dark‐green ovarian colour and high GSI values (5.83–6.86%). However, domesticated groups presented significant larger immature oocyte types (previtellogenic and yolky oocytes) and smaller cortical oocytes compared with wild females, indicating a reduced vitellogenic activity during final oocyte maturation. Additionally, the frequency of atresia was comparatively higher for both domesticated groups, which could be related to their inferior spawning performance. The implications of these results on the reproductive potential and development of domesticated P. monodon are discussed.     

Control of Reproduction of the Shrimp Penaeus kerathurus Held in Captivity

The control of the reproductive cycle of the shrimp Penueus kerathurus , held in captivity from early juvenile stages without eyestalk ablation, was attempted in two sets of experimental conditions during two successive years. In the first set of experiments, light regime, sex ratio and presence of sand substratum were assessed in relation to ovarian maturation and successful mating. Examination of thelyca obtained from cast exoskeletons showed that 40–82% successful mating had taken place. A sex ratio of 2:l female/male gave a higher percentage of fertilized females than a ratio of 1:l. The induction to full ovarian development was observed for every treatment except the tank without sand substrate, where no mated females were observed.
In the second set of experiments, the role of diet, in particular the role played by a polychaete Nereis diversicolor , was assessed as a nutritive stimulator to induce maturation and spawning. With the same purpose, a parallel experiment in smaller aquaria was also conducted to assess the relative importance of mussel, squid, ragworm and crab and four composite diets consisting of two or three of the said food organisms. Nereis worm seemed to have a determinant role on the induction of shrimp ovarian maturation and spawning. The possible role of its fatty acids on shrimp reproduction is discussed. The experimental results suggest the possibility for extended control of the reproductive cycle of P. kerathurus in a controlled environment provided that proper food is available.     

日本对虾亲虾的暂养、性腺促熟及幼体培育

本文报告了对日本对虾亲虾进行暂养及切除其单侧眼柄,同时配合适当的生态条件促其性腺成熟等技术措施,并进行了幼体培育。亲虾暂养成活率为83％;促熟率为76.2％;出苗2032.6万尾。     

A soft technology to improve survival and reproductive performance of Litopenaeus stylirostris by counterbalancing physiological disturbances associated with handling stress

The consequences of handling stress (fishing, transfer, eyestalk ablation) on shrimp broodstock are poorly documented. The weakness of farmed shrimp, Litopenaeus stylirostris, during winter is a major problem in New Caledonia, because of seasonal climate (tropical–sub-temperate). The transfer of broodstock in winter from earthen outdoor ponds to indoor maturation tanks in the hatchery (T = 20 °C, Salinity = 35‰, fed shrimp) usually leads, after 48 h, to high mortality (up to 70%). Eyestalk ablation to induce ovarian maturation in females leads to further mortality.

Starting from a background analysis of physiological disturbances (initial osmoregulatory imbalance) associated with handling stress (Wabete, N., Chim, L., Lemaire, P., Massabuau, J.-C., 2004. Caractérisation de problèmes de physiologie respiratoire et d'échanges ioniques associés à la manipulation chez la crevette pénéide Litopenaeus stylirostris à 20 °C. Styli 2003. Trente ans de crevetticulture en Nouvelle-Calédonie. Ed. Ifremer. Actes Colloq. 38, 75-84.), we developed a protocol using a soft technology, based on modifications of water salinity, temperature and feeding regime. The aim was to minimize problems of osmoregulatory imbalance and associated mortalities. The protocol we developed, called the LSD OT protocol (Low Salinity and Diet, Optimal Temperature), was first evaluated on sub-adult shrimp (20–25 g) and then applied to broodstock. Survival after transfer and following eyestalk ablation, as well as reproductive achievement (spawning rate, nauplii number) was considerably improved when shrimps were transferred under “physiological comfort” i.e. warmed isosmotic water (26 °C and 26‰) and unfed for 3 d. This new handling protocol, based on a better control of salinity, temperature and feeding conditions, has been transferred successfully to private hatcheries and already contributes to an increased profitability of New-Caledonian shrimp industry.     

Alterations of pattern in immune response and vitellogenesis during induced ovarian development by unilateral and bilateral ablation in Litopenaeus vannamei

Eyestalk ablation is often used to induce ovarian development in female shrimp, but it possibly alters the animal’s hormonal balance, and affects its physiology and immune system. Therefore, this study was conducted to investigate alterations to the immune response during induced ovarian development by unilateral and bilateral ablation in Litopenaeus vannamei. Sub-adult female shrimp could be induced to undergo ovarian development over a 20-day period by both unilateral and bilateral eyestalk ablation; however, ovaries did not reach the final mature stage in which cortical rods are observed. In terms of immune response, total hemocyte count decreased significantly at 4 h after unilateral ablation, and at 20 days after bilateral ablation. After 20 days, expression in the hemocytes of the immune-related genes prophenoloxidase and peroxinectin in bilaterally ablated shrimp increased significantly, whereas that for penaeidin, for lipopolysaccharide- and β-glucan-binding protein, and for transglutaminase mRNA expression did not change significantly. The results of this study suggest that, while eyestalk ablation induces ovarian development, it may also bring about a hormonal imbalance that leads to immune-related genes being activated.     

Reproductive Performance of Different Sized Wild and Pond-reared Penaeus paulensis Females

The present study analyzes the reproductive performance of three size classes of wild (average weight of 46.5, 55.0, and 63.2 g) and three size classes of pond-reared (18.4, 21.3, and 25.1 g) Penaeus paulensis females. Unilaterally eyestalk ablated females were placed for 70 d in 3.6 m diameter tanks at 6 individuals/m² and a 1.2:1 female-male ratio. Number of spawns, eggs, nauplii, fertilization and hatching rates were recorded every second day. The length of unfed protozoea I larvae was also recorded. Larger broodstock shrimp tended to suffer higher mortality rates. Smaller, pond-reared females started spawning at 28.2 ± 4.1 g. The number of eggs and nauplii per spawning event were not significantly different between experimental groups (P > 0.05), but due to their higher spawning frequency, small wild females (46.5 ± 3.7 g) outperformed medium (55.0 ± 1.8 g) and large ones (63.2 ± 7.0 g). No relationship between protozoea length and spawner size was found. Optimum size for the maturation of wild P. paulensis females was estimated to be from 30 to 60 g. It is suggested that the use of this size range can potentially enhance nauplii production of P. paulensis .