Big bester production probability study
Aquaculture of sturgeon species and their hybrids is being considered as an important substitution for sturgeon catch due to highly decrease of natural populations, artificial propagation and fingerling release in the sea. In this study, big bester, a new hybrid sturgeon (female beluga × male bester...
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ftoceandocs:oai:aquadocs.org:1834/13754 2023-05-15T15:41:33+02:00 Big bester production probability study Baradaran Noveiri, Shahrouz Poury, M. Hassanzade Saber, M. Yazdani Sadati, M.A. Kazemi, R. Mohammadi Parashkuh, H. Nowrouz Fashkhami, M.R. Alipor, A.R. Hallajiyan, A. Iran 2017 44pp. http://hdl.handle.net/1834/13754 fa per Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute Tehran, Iran 51737; http://hdl.handle.net/1834/13754 Beluga Bester Hybridization Big bester Aquaculture Productions Report Refereed 2017 ftoceandocs 2023-04-06T17:00:01Z Aquaculture of sturgeon species and their hybrids is being considered as an important substitution for sturgeon catch due to highly decrease of natural populations, artificial propagation and fingerling release in the sea. In this study, big bester, a new hybrid sturgeon (female beluga × male bester) was produced for the first time in IRAN. Sperm of 7350 ± 1682 kg male bester was used to fertilize the eggs of one 54 kg female Huso huso. The fries of big bester and control trestment of beluga were fed by artificial concentrated food (48-50% protein and 15-17% fat) after egg yolk absorbance, a period of feeding on Artemia and Daphnia. Results showed that rearing and feeding of bester broods was efficient to reach the fish to maturation stage and there is an opportunity to collect qualified ova and sperm from F1 generation. Meanwhile sex determination and maturity assessment of gonads were successfully done via laparoscopy method. The comparison of produced big bester fingerlings with control beluga fingerling showed that the weigth of big bester fingerlings has not significant difference with beluga's (p< 0.05) at the age up to 2 months.At 3 months of age, beluga fingerlings showed higher weight (p>0.05), but there are faster growth rate in big bester fingerlings from 3 months of age up to 5 months (p> 0.05) in comparison with belugs fingerlings. Meanwhile no statistically significant difference was found between length of big bester and beluga fingerlings among any age. The results of current study showed the potential of rearing male bester to produce matured broods and collection of their sperm for big bester production. Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute Published Book Beluga Beluga* IODE-UNESCO: OceanDocs - E-Repository of Ocean Publications Fries ENVELOPE(156.583,156.583,-80.950,-80.950) |
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Aquaculture of sturgeon species and their hybrids is being considered as an important substitution for sturgeon catch due to highly decrease of natural populations, artificial propagation and fingerling release in the sea. In this study, big bester, a new hybrid sturgeon (female beluga × male bester) was produced for the first time in IRAN. Sperm of 7350 ± 1682 kg male bester was used to fertilize the eggs of one 54 kg female Huso huso. The fries of big bester and control trestment of beluga were fed by artificial concentrated food (48-50% protein and 15-17% fat) after egg yolk absorbance, a period of feeding on Artemia and Daphnia. Results showed that rearing and feeding of bester broods was efficient to reach the fish to maturation stage and there is an opportunity to collect qualified ova and sperm from F1 generation. Meanwhile sex determination and maturity assessment of gonads were successfully done via laparoscopy method. The comparison of produced big bester fingerlings with control beluga fingerling showed that the weigth of big bester fingerlings has not significant difference with beluga's (p< 0.05) at the age up to 2 months.At 3 months of age, beluga fingerlings showed higher weight (p>0.05), but there are faster growth rate in big bester fingerlings from 3 months of age up to 5 months (p> 0.05) in comparison with belugs fingerlings. Meanwhile no statistically significant difference was found between length of big bester and beluga fingerlings among any age. The results of current study showed the potential of rearing male bester to produce matured broods and collection of their sperm for big bester production. Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute Published |
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Baradaran Noveiri, Shahrouz Poury, M. Hassanzade Saber, M. Yazdani Sadati, M.A. Kazemi, R. Mohammadi Parashkuh, H. Nowrouz Fashkhami, M.R. Alipor, A.R. Hallajiyan, A. |
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Baradaran Noveiri, Shahrouz Poury, M. Hassanzade Saber, M. Yazdani Sadati, M.A. Kazemi, R. Mohammadi Parashkuh, H. Nowrouz Fashkhami, M.R. Alipor, A.R. Hallajiyan, A. |
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Big bester production probability study |
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