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Journal of Aquaculture Research & Development

Maria Lizanne AC

Carmel College of Arts, Science & Commerce for Women, Nuvem, Salcette Goa-403 713, India

Biography

Maria Lizanne AC, currently working at Carmel College of Arts, Science & Commerce for Women, Nuvem, Salcette Goa-403 713, India. The number of articles published was 05 and the number of reads includes are 172 and the number of times cited by, are 32. The area of interest in the research was ecology in the marine and terrestrial means, aquaculture researches.

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  • Research Article   
    Formulation of Diet Using Conventional and Non-Conventional Protein Sources
    Author(s): Maria Lizanne AC*

    A 60-day feeding experiment was conducted on Swordtail, Xiphophorus helleri to correlate the growth and the crude protein percentage of the feed. Nine experimental diets (Treatments) were formulated using different locally and cheaply available conventional and nonconventional protein sources keeping the basal ingredients same. These diets were tested on three replicate groups of 10 fishes (initial body weight: 0.7 ± 0.5 g) bred in circular fiber reinforced plastic tanks of 120 liter capacity with 100 liter of seasoned de-chlorinated tap water. Fishes were fed 3% of their body weight. The growth performance of Swordtail was studied in terms of Weight Gain, Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR), Specific Growth Rate (SGR%/day) and Protein Efficiency Ratio (PER). The results indicated that Weight Gain was more in the Treatment that contained Chicken Waste and least in .. View more»

    DOI: 10.35248/2155-9546.21.12.648

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