2017
DOI: 10.19027/jai.16.1.51-59
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The sex ratio and testosterone levels in tilapia immersed in different doses of 17α-methyltestosterone

Abstract: Nile tilapia farming using monosex male population has been reported to improve the productivity by 10% compared to that of mix-sex culture. This study aimed to determine an immersion dose of 17α-metiltestosterone (MT) that resulted in higher male percentage, growth, survival, and to measure testosterone level in the fish body. The experiment compared three MT immersion doses, namely: 0; 1.8; and 5.4 mg/L, each with three replications. Immersion was conducted to 14-days-old larvae for four hours, with a densit… Show more

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“…Prior to research, fate and metabolites of MT need to be addressed more along with potential risks of using MT feed technology (Abo-Al-Ela, 2018). At different immersion times, 17α-methyltestosterone has demonstrated its effects on egg hatching ability, survival rate of fry and fingerlings and sex ratio of O. niloticus (Junior et al, 2017).As far as way of administration is concerned, it has been well reported in literature that methyltestosterone induced through diet and fry immersion technique give stunning results to reverse the sex. Immersion of fry in sex steroids for short term of time provide good results but male population diagnosed below as that of recommended rates (Silva et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior to research, fate and metabolites of MT need to be addressed more along with potential risks of using MT feed technology (Abo-Al-Ela, 2018). At different immersion times, 17α-methyltestosterone has demonstrated its effects on egg hatching ability, survival rate of fry and fingerlings and sex ratio of O. niloticus (Junior et al, 2017).As far as way of administration is concerned, it has been well reported in literature that methyltestosterone induced through diet and fry immersion technique give stunning results to reverse the sex. Immersion of fry in sex steroids for short term of time provide good results but male population diagnosed below as that of recommended rates (Silva et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%