The Plasticity of Acipenser Baeri (Brandt, 1869) Species Expressed in Technological Bio-Indicators in Different Breeding Systems

The undergoing of two experiments of breeding Acipenser baeri seedlings, in two intensive systems of sturgeongrowing, placed in different locations, led to the establishment of sturgeons’ growing rates and of their survivalpercentages. During the 60 experimental days, the experimental lot of Black Sea sturgeon bred at Timisoara Stationhas reached a real breeding increase of 17,102 g, and for the samples from Brates Station a real breeding increase of20,884 g, and the average coefficient of artificial food conversion is 1,3 g/g breeding increase