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Common dentex larvae were reared using two culturing techniques, mesocosms and intensive rearing, to determine the principal culture parameters involved in the differences observed in growth, skeletal deformations and survival between the two rearing techniques. In growth, only dry weight of larvae of 40 days post‐hatching (dph) from mesocosms was significantly higher than larvae from intensive rearing. Significant differences were observed in survival at 40 dph (6.58% in mesocosms and 1.58% in intensive rearing) and in the incidence of skeletal deformations, both for percentage of deformed larvae and for some deformation types such as those related to vertebral column and to the caudal complex. Initial larval density and initial prey density and quality are the factors suspected to affect growth and survival performance, while skeletal deformities might also be affected by tank hydrodynamics. 相似文献
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Variations in Bacterial Community of Rearing Water and Gut of Common Dentex,Dentex dentex (Linnaeus 1758), Larvae Using Three Microalgae Management Approaches 下载免费PDF全文
Gemma Giménez Papiol Ana Roque Alicia Estévez 《Journal of the World Aquaculture Society》2018,49(5):953-963
Microorganisms present in the rearing water colonize the gut of first feeding larvae and represent the first barrier against opportunistic pathogens. The aim of the experiments presented herein was to standardize a protocol for the management of rearing water and microalgae suitable for the larval rearing of common dentex. In Experiment 1, bacteria–algae interactions were tested using a monospecific microalgal community, Tetraselmis chuii, suitable for nutritional experiments and with known antibacterial activity. In Experiment 2, the evolution of the bacterial community and larval performance (growth and survival) were monitored daily, in three conditions: (1) mature water: T. chuii was added 5 d before the rearing of common dentex larvae, (2) green water: T. chuii was added 1 d before, and (3) clear water: no T. chuii addition. The results show the influence of the presence of T. chuii on the evolution of the bacterial communities, both in terms of bacterial density and morphology, and indicate green water is the most suitable water treatment for management of larval rearing for common dentex. 相似文献
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