Mass culture and offspring production of marine harpacticoid copepod Tisbe biminiensis

Ribeiro, Aurelyanna Christine Bezerra; Souza-Santos, Lília P.

doi:10.1016/j.aquaculture.2011.09.016

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“…Population growth rate of a Tisbe sp. has been noted to be 0.11/d (Ribeiro, & Souza-Santos, 2011). Harpacticoids, including Tisbe spp., are egg carriers and hatching of nauplii occurs directly from the egg sacs (Pinto, Souza-Santos, & Santos, 2001).…”

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“…In nature, Tisbe spp. inhabit pelagic waters as juveniles and are substrate-associated as adults (Johnson, & Olson, 1948;Kotwicki, 2002;Ribeiro, & Souza-Santos, 2011). Tisbe spp.…”

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“…inhabit pelagic waters as juveniles and are substrate-associated as adults (Johnson, & Olson, 1948;Kotwicki, 2002;Ribeiro, & Souza-Santos, 2011). inhabit pelagic waters as juveniles and are substrate-associated as adults (Johnson, & Olson, 1948;Kotwicki, 2002;Ribeiro, & Souza-Santos, 2011).…”

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“…thrive in salinities ranging from 20 to 37 g/L, but inhabit primarily marine environments with salinities ranging from 34 to 36 g/L (Fava, & Fusari, 1990). has been noted to be 0.11/d (Ribeiro, & Souza-Santos, 2011). tolerate temperatures ranging from 14 to 24°C, with an optimum around 19°C (Kotwicki, 2002;Miliou, & Moraitou-Apostolopoulou, 1991).…”

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Interactions between populations of the calanoid copepodAcartia tonsaDana and the harpacticoid copepodTisbe holothuriaeHumes in mixed cultures of live feed for fish larvae

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Copepods are considered high quality live feed for fish larvae due to their large within species size span, swimming pattern triggering hunting behaviour, and complete biochemical profile. In a continuous cultivation system aiming at the planktonic calanoid Acartia tonsa an intruding harpacticoid frequently appears. We experimentally evaluate how the interaction from the semi-benthic Tisbe holothuriae is affecting our cultures and ask whether the two copepod-species are expected to pose competitive exclusion or co-exist long-term. This is pursued by establishing 40 days mono-and mixed copepod cultures reared in a stationary setup (S) theoretically advantageous for T. holothuriae and a rotating setup (R) with organisms kept in suspension by use of a plankton wheel, theoretically advantageous for A. tonsa. The carrying capacities of A. tonsa in either mono-or mixed cultures are not affected whether the copepods are subject to S or R treatment. Only exception is the S-setup containing mixed culture were A. tonsa obtains a significantly lower carrying capacity compared with A. tonsa alone in R-setup. The mono-and mixed cultures of T. holothuriae are, however, highly negatively affected by the R setup compared with S setup. A long-term solution to limit the presence of T. holothuriae is to apply turbulence level in a classical stagnant tank setup to an extend that suppress T. holothuriae and simultaneously allow algae in suspension as food for A. tonsa, make their eggs sediment as well as minimize risk of benthic-predation on eggs. K E Y W O R D Sco-existence, culture contamination, logistic population development, niche differentiation, polyculture

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Section: Vanacormentioning

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“…In nature, Tisbe spp. inhabit pelagic waters as juveniles and are substrate-associated as adults (Johnson, & Olson, 1948;Kotwicki, 2002;Ribeiro, & Souza-Santos, 2011). Tisbe spp.…”

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Interactions between populations of the calanoid copepodAcartia tonsaDana and the harpacticoid copepodTisbe holothuriaeHumes in mixed cultures of live feed for fish larvae

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“…Copepods were fed C. calcitrans and a commercial diet for ornamental fish (Alcon Basic, Brazil). From 0.1 to 1.0 g of feed were offered per tray daily, the amount of feed was adjusted based on consumption (Ribeiro & Souza-Santos 2011).…”

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Use of the microalgaNannochloropsis occulatain the rearing of newborn longsnout seahorseHippocampus reidi(Syngnathidae) juveniles

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The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of microalgae on the rearing of newborn juveniles of the longsnout seahorse, Hippocampus reidi. Two treatments in three replicates were tested over a 15-day period: with and without the addition of the microalgae Nannochloropsis oculata at a concentration of 2.02 AE 0.44 9 10 6 cells mL À1 . At each replicate, beginning on the second day of life, 120 H. reidi juveniles (stocking density of 3 ind L À1 ) were fed the offspring of the benthic copepod Tisbe biminiensis (100 copepod cm À2 ) together with newly hatched Artemia nauplii (3.8 mL À1 ). From the sixth day of life, enriched Artemia metanauplii replaced newly hatched Artemia nauplii. After 15 days, the H. reidi individuals were counted, measured and weighed. Mean survival was significantly greater in the microalgae treatment (76.42 AE 5.07%) than in the treatment with no microalgae (25.44 AE 6.91%). Moreover, total length, height and dry weight were significantly larger in the microalgae treatment. Thus, the addition of microalgae increases the growth and survival of H. reidi juveniles fed T. biminiensis and Artemia. The higher growth and survival of H. reidi juveniles was not related to the larger ingestion rates but probably to the nutritional improvement of the live feeds or to the probiotic effect. The protocol developed for rearing H. reidi juveniles resulted in a high survival, and represents an advance in the farming of this species.

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Larval Diets and Nutrition

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2017

Marine Ornamental Species Aquaculture

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Mass culture and offspring production of marine harpacticoid copepod Tisbe biminiensis

Cited by 32 publications

References 17 publications

Interactions between populations of the calanoid copepodAcartia tonsaDana and the harpacticoid copepodTisbe holothuriaeHumes in mixed cultures of live feed for fish larvae

Interactions between populations of the calanoid copepodAcartia tonsaDana and the harpacticoid copepodTisbe holothuriaeHumes in mixed cultures of live feed for fish larvae

Use of the microalgaNannochloropsis occulatain the rearing of newborn longsnout seahorseHippocampus reidi(Syngnathidae) juveniles

Larval Diets and Nutrition

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