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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH

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Changesof Weight Indicatorsin Sturgeon Fish When Using Combined Feedswith Various Proteinand Fat Contentsin Closed Water Supply Installations

Author: V. KRYMOV, D. A. YURIN, S. I. KONONENKO, E. A. MAXIM, N. A. YURINA
Abstract: The purpose of the research is to summarize the results of observations, conducted at in production and laboratory conditions on the basis of operating closed water supply installation, on changes in size-weight characteristics, viability indicators when using combined feeds with different content of crude protein and raw fat, as well as hydrochemical and water temperature rate. The research was carried out under the conditions of the operating production unit of closed water supply installation (Saudi Arabia, Dammam) and the experimental small-size module of the closed water supply installation based on the business incubator (Krasnodar). Two age groups of the backcross of Russian sturgeon with Siberian sturgeon and sterlet were used in the experiments. The use of combined feeds with a lower fat content in conditions of closed water supply installations helps significantly reduce the risk of excessive accumulation of fat in the fish body while maintaining, at an acceptable level, the physiological adequacy and fish-breeding qualities of the object. The reduction of the energy value of the used combined feed can be provided due to a certain reduction in the total content of the most energy-intensive components.
Keyword: sturgeon (Acipenseridae), closed water supply installation, weight gain, rate of available feed utilization.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2018.10.04.029
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