The effect of a formulated diet (FD), a seaweed diet (SW), and a mixture of both (FD + SW) on growth, Survival rate, and fatty acid content in the tissue of juvenile Haliotis fulgens abalone grown under commercial culture conditions, was analyzed over a 329-day period. Survival and growth rate in terms of length and weight were different with each of the diets evaluated, being significantly higher (P < 0.05) with the mixed diet (ED + SW), followed by SW and FD. Since feed intake was not evaluated in this preliminary study, differences in growth cannot be attributed to the dietary treatment
Published online: 21 April 2016Wild greenlip abalone predominantly consumes macroalgae, but under cu...
© 1991 Dr. Ann Elizabeth FlemingNutritional factors affecting the growth of the black lip abalone H....
Temperate abalone species in aquaculture have a grow-out period of approximately 3 years because of ...
This paper compares the effect of feeding the abalone Haliotis asinina with seaweed (SW), formulated...
International audienceThe commercial culture of Haliotis tuberculata has recently started in Europe....
Isocalotic formulated diets containing four different sources of triacylglycerols (olive, corn, lins...
Abalone are a globally important aquaculture species that can play an important role in human nutrit...
Formulated feeds for cultivated abalone have received considerable attention to improve the feeding ...
International audienceThe effects of different algal diets on the mortality, apparent ingestion, wei...
The effects of different algal diets on the mortality, apparent ingestion, weight, length and conver...
The fast growth of the aquaculture sector has led to an unsustainable harvest of wild fish species u...
The effect of five formulated feeds supplemented with fresh wild seaweed on the growth of post-weani...
Germlings of the green alga Ulva sp. were developed as a diet for juvenile Haliotis laevigata ("653....
Growth, survival, digestive enzymes, ingestion rates, digestibility, fatty acid profile and energy b...
The culture of abalone is a growth industry in Australia that primarily utilises terrestrial crops t...
Published online: 21 April 2016Wild greenlip abalone predominantly consumes macroalgae, but under cu...
© 1991 Dr. Ann Elizabeth FlemingNutritional factors affecting the growth of the black lip abalone H....
Temperate abalone species in aquaculture have a grow-out period of approximately 3 years because of ...
This paper compares the effect of feeding the abalone Haliotis asinina with seaweed (SW), formulated...
International audienceThe commercial culture of Haliotis tuberculata has recently started in Europe....
Isocalotic formulated diets containing four different sources of triacylglycerols (olive, corn, lins...
Abalone are a globally important aquaculture species that can play an important role in human nutrit...
Formulated feeds for cultivated abalone have received considerable attention to improve the feeding ...
International audienceThe effects of different algal diets on the mortality, apparent ingestion, wei...
The effects of different algal diets on the mortality, apparent ingestion, weight, length and conver...
The fast growth of the aquaculture sector has led to an unsustainable harvest of wild fish species u...
The effect of five formulated feeds supplemented with fresh wild seaweed on the growth of post-weani...
Germlings of the green alga Ulva sp. were developed as a diet for juvenile Haliotis laevigata ("653....
Growth, survival, digestive enzymes, ingestion rates, digestibility, fatty acid profile and energy b...
The culture of abalone is a growth industry in Australia that primarily utilises terrestrial crops t...
Published online: 21 April 2016Wild greenlip abalone predominantly consumes macroalgae, but under cu...
© 1991 Dr. Ann Elizabeth FlemingNutritional factors affecting the growth of the black lip abalone H....
Temperate abalone species in aquaculture have a grow-out period of approximately 3 years because of ...