Fish breeding in a controlled environment — Carp hatchery CIFE-D81

Dwivedi, S.N.; Reddy, A.K.

doi:10.1016/0044-8486(86)90251-6

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“…Based on some of the essential factors responsible for breeding and hatching, the Central Institute of Fisheries Education in Mumbai designed an improved version of commercial carp hatcheries during 1980-86 (Dwivedi and Reddy 1986). These models were portable plastic units for breeding and hatching.…”

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Recent advances in carp seed production and milt cryopreservation

Routray

Verma

Sarkar

et al. 2007

Fish Physiol Biochem

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The fish-seed production industry in India has recorded remarkable growth over the last three decades. The hypophysation technique was successfully introduced into India in 1957 and steady progress towards the refinement of the technique has been registered, which has revolutionized carp seed production in the Indian subcontinent. Advancement of carp maturity through brood stock management and multiple breeding has enabled spawn production well ahead of the monsoon and even beyond, ensuring seed availability throughout the year. The quality of seed is an important consideration for commercial aquaculturists. So, partial stock replenishment in carp hatcheries is practised to overcome the problem of inbreeding, which otherwise leads to poor growth of carps. Similarly, gametes of improved stock are cryopreserved and utilized for quality seed production as well as upgrading the brood stock of carps. The gamete cryopreservation protocol for carps is the focus of this review. An attempt has also been made to incorporate information on carp brood stock management, inducing agents, and seed production, including hatchery management.

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Section: Types Of Hatcheriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recent advances in carp seed production and milt cryopreservation

Routray

Verma

Sarkar

et al. 2007

Fish Physiol Biochem

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Hatchery

Mal¹

2021

Aquacultural Facilities and Equipment

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Breeding Performance and Nursery Practices of <i>Labeo Bata</i> (Hamilton-Buchanan, 1822)

Hossain

Parween

1970

Sci World

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Abstract:A study was conducted to observe the breeding performance and nursery practices of the threatened indigenous fish species Labeo bata in Jessore (Longitude: 89 o 122 003 East; Latitude: 23 o 102 453 North), Bangladesh during 1998 to 2002. Eight trial doses of PG (Pituitary Gland) used for induced breeding of L. bata were 1.0mgPG/kg in the first dose, and 1.0 to 8.0mgPG/kg in second dose for female. On the other hand, five trial doses were administered for the male to identify the suitable single dose (1.5mgPG/kg) only. The best performance was obtained with 5.0mg of PG/kg body weight in the second dose for female of wild and successive three generations. The highest growth (lt.: 19.37mm and wt.: 57.67mg) and survivability (63.33%) of the fish fry was observed by using rice bran and mustard oil cake after 10 days of nursing.

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Fish breeding in a controlled environment — Carp hatchery CIFE-D81

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Recent advances in carp seed production and milt cryopreservation

Recent advances in carp seed production and milt cryopreservation

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Breeding Performance and Nursery Practices of <i>Labeo Bata</i> (Hamilton-Buchanan, 1822)

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