2022
DOI: 10.14710/sat.v6i1.12983
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The effect of adding Kaempferia galanga on different dosages of artificial feed on the growth of milk fish seed (Chanos chanos)

Abstract: This research was carried out from 25th October to 5th December 2021 at the Brackish and Marine Water Laboratory, Faculty of Fisheries, Pekalongan University. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of adding kencur (Kaemferiagalanga) to feed on milkfish growth. The study used laboratory experimental methods with 4 treatments and 3 replications. The treatments used were A (0% or feed without kencur), B (2% kencur powder/100g feed), C (4% kencur powder/100g feed) and D (6% kencur powder/100g feed)… Show more

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“…Turmeric also contains the compound curcumin, which has the function of increasing the absorption of food substances, which is done by stimulating the walls of the gallbladder to release bile into the small intestine, thereby improving digestion [18]; [19]. Turmeric also contains vitamin C [20]; [21], which functions as a catalyst that can speed up reactions in the body so that it can absorb and utilize it for growth [22]. Apart from that, the probiotic content in the treatment also helps increase food absorption in the fish's intestines.…”
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“…Curcumin and flavonoids play a role in keeping fish healthy. Fish in healthy conditions and with good water quality will have a high survival rate [27]; [22]. Apart from that, adding probiotics can increase beneficial microbes, which have a protective function, namely the ability of microbes to inhibit pathogenic microbes in the fish's body [28].…”
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