Title : Studies on Fish feed Formulation of Indian Major Carps from Aquatic Macrophytes, Lemna minor and Eichhornia crassipes

Vol 4 No 3 (2021): Volume 04 Issue 03 March 2021

Article Date Published : 13 March 2021 | Page No.: 224-229 | Google Scholar | Crossref doi for this article

Abstract :

In the present study, highest SGR (Specific Growth Rate) was obtained in 20% in Lemna minor and 10% in Echhornia crassipes. The leaves of aquatic plants had considerable amount of crude protein and crude lipid, which improves the growth of fingerlings of fish upto a certain levels of inclusions, thereby reducing the feed cost. The slow growth performance might be due to absence of natural feed in the laboratory culture. The leaf meals inclusion has much advantage in growth performance of fish. However these leaf meals need processing to lower their fibre content, which to be used as fish feed.

Keywords :

Aquatic Macrophytes, Cost Effective, Eichhornia Crassipes, Fish Feed, Lemna Minor

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Studies on Fish feed Formulation of Indian Major Carps from Aquatic Macrophytes, Lemna minor and Eichhornia crassipes. Sipraswarupa Sahoo, Hemanta Kumar Sahu, 4(3), 224-229. Retrieved from https://ijcsrr.org/single-view/?id=3597&pid=3516

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