Diet immersion time:: effects on growth, survival and feeding behaviour of juvenile southern rock lobster, Jasus edwardsii

Diet immersion time:: effects on growth, survival and feeding behaviour of juvenile southern rock lobster, Jasus edwardsii
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10.1016/s0044-8486(02)00507-0
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发表时间:
2003-04-02
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4.5
通讯作者:
Johnston, D
Johnston, D
中科院分区:
农林科学1区
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作者:
Tolomei, A;Crear, B;Johnston, D

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在为期16周的生长试验期间,测定了配制的虾饲料的水浸时间对南方岩龙虾(Jasus edwardsii)幼虾的生长、存活、食物转化和甲壳颜色的影响。龙虾喂食五种饮食之一:预浸泡虾饮食(0.5,2,4和8小时)或非浸泡虾饮食(0小时)。尽管从饮食中的干物质,蛋白质,灰分和虾青素作为预浸泡的结果显着的损失,有没有影响的生长,生存,食物转化或甲壳colors.Feeding行为的少年J.爱德华氏使用甘氨酸,牛磺酸和甜菜碱,以前确定为强化学引诱剂,其他甲壳类动物进行了评估。对翅前理毛频率(AGF)的定量被确定为评估爱德华氏金龟子中化学引诱物检测的最佳方法。在10(-4)至10(-6)Mol l(-1)浓度的甘氨酸反应中观察到AGF的最高速率。AGF随后被用于评估虾饲料提取物和新鲜贻贝(Mytilus edulis)提取物的兴奋能力。进行两个单独的实验以确定水浸对虾饲料的兴奋能力(检测源(AGF)的能力)和吸引性(吸引源(觅食偏好)的能力)的影响,并与新鲜贻贝肉的兴奋能力(AGF)和吸引性进行比较。未浸泡虾饲料、浸泡虾饲料和新鲜贻贝提取物的兴奋能力相似。但未浸泡虾饲料的诱食率高于浸泡虾饲料和贻贝肉。龙虾是能够检测虾的饮食,无论长期暴露于水,但是,他们会选择性地走向“新鲜”,而不是“陈旧”的dietes.The结果的研究表明,从虾的饮食中的化学引诱剂和营养物质的损失,造成浸出,对J edwardsii的文化表现几乎没有影响。因此,即使一些龙虾有一个缓慢的喂养反应,并可能不饲料后几个小时被喂食,饲料分配只有一天一次不会影响文化的表现。然而,需要重新评估浸出对专门为爱德华氏梭子蟹开发的饲料性能的影响。(C)2003 Elsevier Science B.V保留所有权利。
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