Effect of temperature and salinity on in-vitro population growth of copepode Oithona (Copepoda: Cyclopoidae). Temperature-salinity Oithona culture
Katrina Medina Lambraño,
Adriana Rodríguez Forero
Abstract:The marine copepods culture has been considered a great resource for feeding in marine aquaculture. Oithona is the most abundant genus in the oceans and that is why they are the largest contributors of live prey in fish larvae. The present study aimed to identify the influence of temperature and salinity on the population growth of Oithona sp. under laboratory conditions. Copepods were cultivated (n: 15 ind/200 ml in three experimental temperatures: 21, 26, 31°C and in three salinities: 20, 30, and 40‰), which… Show more
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