... cold storage of rotifers 3.7. Production and useof resting eggs 3.8. Literature of interest 3.9 Worksheets Worksheet 3.1. Preparation of an indicator solution for determination of residual ... Contamination 6.1.5. Production and useof resting eggs 6.1.6. Useof Moina 6.2. Nematodes 6.3. Trochophora larvae 6.3.1. Introduction 6.3.2. Production of trochophora larvae 6.3.2.1. Mussel ... Physiology of the hatching process 4.2.1.3. Effect of environmental conditions on cyst metabolism 4.2.1.4. Diapause 4.2.2. Disinfection procedures 4.2.3 Decapsulation 4.2.4. Direct useof decapsulated...
... accumulations of wasted food by assuring short retention times of the food particles. This is achieved by using high starting densities of 200 rotifer/ml-1 and the distribution of small amounts of feed ... generations of offspring before they eventually die. The reproduction activity of Brachionus depends on the temperature of the environment as illustrated in Table 3.1. The life cycle of Brachionus ... the live diets used in the larviculture of fish and shellfish, nauplii of the brine shrimp Artemia constitute the most widely used food item. Annually, over 2000 metric tons of dry Artemia...
... developed for oral delivery of vitamins, chemotherapeutics and vaccines. Furthermore, a better knowledge of the biology of Artemia was at the origin of the development of other Artemia products, ... screening of candidate strains and of eventual local populations, as well as the study of prevailing environmental conditions. Uncontrolled introduction of Artemia may thus lead to a decrease of natural ... presence of Artemia, the impact of other parameters (temperature, primary food production, etc.) may at most affect the abundance of the population and eventually cause a temporary absence of the...
... production capacities. Application of an that takes profit of the specific aspects of ongrown Artemia: instead of adding the enrichment emulsion at the end of the culture, it is distributed ... Artemia, the useof natural seawater of 35 g.l-1 is the most practical. Small adjustments of salinity can be carried out by adding brine or diluting with tap water free from high levels of chlorine. ... P. Sorgeloos 1980. New aspects of the useof inert diets for high density culturing of brine shrimp. In: The brine Shrimp Artemia. Vol. 3. Ecology, Culturing, Use in Aquaculture. G. Persoone,...
... acidity of the bottom. The useof organic fertilizers increases the risk of infections. This risk can be reduced by composting the manure before use. One of the main disadvantages of organic ... ponds are often turned into fish/shrimp ponds. for dilution due to release of water from the cysts. - for a low ratio of cysts to brine (e.g. useof brine ponds or large tanks), exchange of brine ... entering the culture ponds. The same type of filters as described for large salt operations can be used. Moreover, the small size of the ponds allows the useof so-called filter boxes. In such a...
... value of Daphnia 6.1.3. Feeding and nutrition of Daphnia 6.1.4. Mass culture of Daphnia 6.1.5. Production and useof resting eggs 6.1.6. Useof Moina 6.1.1. Biology and life cycle of Daphnia ... weight of Tigriopus can be harvested during 89 days at maximal densities of 22,000 animals.l-1; the amount of yeast used for a 1 kg production of Tigriopus being 5 to 6 kg. 5.2.6. Useof resting ... sides of the boat can be used for this purpose (Fig. 5.2.). Good results have been obtained with a rectangular frame of 1 ì 0.6 m and a mesh of 160 àm. When this net is moved at a speed of 1.5...
... value of Daphnia 6.1.3. Feeding and nutrition of Daphnia 6.1.4. Mass culture of Daphnia 6.1.5. Production and useof resting eggs 6.1.6. Useof Moina 6.1.1. Biology and life cycle of Daphnia ... and useof resting eggs Resting eggs are interesting material for storage, shipment and starting of new Daphnia cultures. The production of resting eggs can be initiated by exposing a part of ... exo-enzymes in the gut of the fish larvae. 6.1.3. Feeding and nutrition of Daphnia The filtering apparatus of Daphnia is constructed of specialized thoracic appendages for the collection of food particles....
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