Espécies Nativas para a Piscicultura no Brasil

Polyculture of Litopenaeus vannamei shrimp and Mugil platanus mullet in earthen ponds

“…In South America, Mugil platanus can be found throughout the coast, from Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, as far as Argentina (Menezes & Figueiredo, 1985). Mugil platanus is an euryhaline species (Godinho, 2005) that can endure confined conditions and easily accepts artificial food (Fonseca Neto & Spach, 1998/ 1999Sampaio et al, 2001).…”

Perfil Do Consumidor De Carne Do Bairro De Dois Irmãos Na Cidade Do Recife- Pernambuco

“…Moreover, these data confirm the hypothesis of Thatcher (1991), which supports that the parasites can cause severe injuries in the host, and only in some cases this is detected in nature, because these debilitated fish are preyed upon quickly. Other authors also reported severe changes caused by In Brazil, the mullet M. liza has high demand for fishermen and local consumers (Godinho 2004). Pilot tests for breading of this fish have been successfully carried out in state of Santa Catarina, evidencing their productive potential to Brazilian aquaculture (Carvalho et al 2015).…”

Uma Análise Da Oferta No Varejo Brasileiro De Produtos Oriundos De Processo De Produção Com Bem-Estar Animal

“…infestation in Mugil species has been reported by other researchers (Sarabeev and Balbuena 2004, Sarabeev et al 2005 Siquier and Ostrowski de Núñez 2009). The severe infestation by only one species of Monogenoidea found in juvenile mullets may result from the specificity of these parasites to mullets Suriano 1977, Marchiori et al 2015) and by the life cycle of mullets, since the mullets form shoals and stay in estuaries during development of their juvenile phase (Godinho 2004). These sites contain high concentrations of organic matter and high densities of fish of the same species, which increase the possibility of transmission of these parasites (Buchmann and Lindenstrom 2002).…”