Molecular Fish Sexing on Taisho Sanshoku Koi (Cyprinus carpio) Based on ArS.9-15 Gene Amplification using PCR Method
Balqis Bahiya Milan Novindasari,
Isti Ananda Nurrahmi,
Krisna Noli Andrian
et al.
Abstract:Taisho Sanshoku is a variant of Koi fish (Cyprinus carpio) that has high demand due to its high economic value and relatively expensive price. This study aimed to determine the sex of the Taisho Sanshoku Koi fish by molecular sexing using the PCR method to amplify the ArS.9-15 gene. This study was initiated by rearing a 4–6 month-old of 10 Taisho Sanshoku Koi fish in a fish tank with a filter and oxygen aeration. The fish were fed with fish pellets for 1–3 days. The Koi fishes were then anesthetized using Koi … Show more
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