Effect Of Continuous And Intermittent Oral Administration Of Prebiotic Mito On The Growth Factors, Body Composition, And Hematological Parameters In Common Carp Cyprinus carpio

Document Type : Nutrition

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Department of Fisheries, Ghaemshahr Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ghaemshahr, Iran

Abstract

This study aimed to compare the effects of continuous and intermittent nutrition of 0.2 percent prebiotic Mito on growth, carcass composition and hematological parameters in common carp. 180 fingerling with the mean weight of 6 ± 0.05 g were experienced for 60 days. The experiment was designed as 3 treatments. Treatment 1 received 2 g of Mito prebiotic per kg of food for 60 days, while treatment 2 and 3 received the same food at 3 and 7 day intervals, respectively. Based on the results, the highest final weight gain, the percentage of weight gain, specific growth rate and net production of fish were obtained in treatment 1, which did not have significant difference with treatment 2 (P>0.05).The highest condition factor was related to treatment 1, which had a significant difference with the other two treatments (P<0.05). No mortality was observed among treatments during the whole period of study. Also, the maximum amount of food consumed and the protein efficiency index and the lowest feed conversion ratio were measured in treatment 1 which were significantly different with other treatments. There was no significant difference between the three treatments in terms of carcass composition. Treatment 1 had the highest numbers of red blood cells and white blood cells and the highest amounts of hemoglobin and hematocrit, which did not have significant difference with treatment 2. So, intermittent feeding with Mito prebiotic in 3-day intervals, can be used instead of continues oral administration of Mito in common carp.

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Journal of Animal Environment
Volume 11, Issue 4
January 2020
Pages 229-236

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