Feeding, growth, and survival of Engraulis mordax larvae reared in the laboratory

Feeding, growth, and survival of Engraulis mordax larvae reared in the laboratory
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实验室饲养的 Engraulis Mordax 幼虫的摄食、生长和存活

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发表时间:
1970
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影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
R. C. May
R. C. May
中科院分区:
生物学2区
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作者:
R. Lasker;H. Feder;G. Theilacker;R. C. May

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Methods are described for the successful rearing of northern anchovy larvae (Engraulis mordaxGirard) on cultured foods. Larvae were fed successively on the unarmored dinoflagellate Gymnodinium splendens, the veliger of the gastropod Bulla gouldiana, and nauplii of the brine shrimp Artemia salina. Rearing containers ranging in capacity from 4.5 to 510 l were tested; the smaller ones were found to be most useful for laboratory experimentation. Irreversible starvation occurred when E. mordax were denied food for more than 1.5 days after yolk absorption. Growth rates of larval anchovies fed different diets were compared. Larvae fed G. splendens grew for 1 week at the same rate as animals fed wild plankton, but did not maintain this rate. Laboratory survival of E. mordax larvae on a diet of G. splendens alone, did not differ significantly when veligers supplemented the diet. However, when G. splendens and veligers were fed simultaneously to E. mordax larvae, growth rate was greatly improved, although still not matching the growth attained on a diet of wild plankton. Length (L) versus weight (W) analyses were made for all larvae at all diets. The results showed that weight could be calculated most accurately from length by the relationship log W=3.3237 log L-3.8205, regardless of diet.