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  • 1
    Publication Date: 2021-05-19
    Description: Identification of fresh water snails in area as first intermediate host of Diplostomum and survey of snails feeding by Tench Tinca tinca and its role in biological control of Diplostomiasis via cutting its life cycle was studied. During four steps sampling (May to August 2001), 771 specimens of all kinds of fresh water snails of Sefidroud Fisheries Research Station (place of survey), as sample of fresh water snails in area was identified. Totally 3 Genus and 4 Species based on abundance consisted of Physaacuta (77.04%), Limnaea Limnaea stagnalis (6.87%) & Planorbis planorbis(6.36%) were identified. The most abundance of snails was seen in May with average 57.5% and the least abundance was in August average 37.75% and number of snail was between 45-47 specimens/m2 that was scattered in depths of O to 80cm. Furthermore the most number of snails was seen in depths of O to 30 cm and from deeper than 80 cm there was no snail due to lacking of aerobic condition. During 2001-2002, practical survey of feeding of snail by juvenile and adult Tench (2 & +3 years old) were conducted treatments (fiberglass tanks treatments 1&2 and fish culture pond treatments 3&4) under equal physical and chemical conditions with presence of GFC (Growth Food Carp) in treatments 2&4 and without GFC in treatments 1&3..survey on adult Tench (+250gr) in the first treatment confirmed the snail was fed. In second treatment, 4% of Tench biomass, GFC was distributed and only 30% from it was fed by Tench in the other hand all of snails were fed. The abundance of snails in third treatment was 45 specimens/m2 which after stocking Tench reduced to 8 specimen /m2 or 82% decreased. In the fourth treatment before stocking the Tench, average abundance of the snails was 47 specimens/m2 and based on 4% biomass of Tench 500gr GFC was given which in the end 40% concentrated food was used while abundance of snails decreased to 12 specimens/m2 or 75% decreased. The results of Tench (+15gr) feeding survey in separately in 2002 confirmed the feeding of snails as in first treatment 80% of snails fed by tench and in second treatment 15% of Tench biomass GFC was distributed and 78% of artificial food and 65% of snails consumed too. The abundance of snails in third treatment was 36 specimens fm2 which after stocking Tench reduced to 13 specimens/m2 by the 64% decrease and in forth treatment before stocking the Tench, average of abundance the snails was 41 specimens/m2 and in this treatment similar second treatment based on 15% biomass of Tench, GFC was given daily which at the end 65% GFC was used while abundance of snails decreased to 43% .Juvenile Tench (2 years old) in contract with adult Tench (+3 years old) had no ability to use different sized of snails and only can use of juvenile and small size (5mm) of snails. At the beginning, inclination of Tench to use of snail was further than using of GFC. Statistics test (T-student & Z test) confirmed the results were significant. The results of this survey showed that snail feeding by Tench is instinctive character and this species can control snails (Diplostomum first intermediate host) and increase production in fish pond culture.
    Description: Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute
    Description: Published
    Keywords: Snail ; Diplostomum ; Tinca tinca ; Species ; Specimens
    Repository Name: AquaDocs
    Type: Report , Refereed
    Format: 84pp.
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  • 2
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    Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute | Tehran, Iran
    Publication Date: 2021-05-19
    Description: Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute
    Description: Published
    Keywords: Determine ; Best ratio ; Abramis brama ; Chinese carps ; Culture
    Repository Name: AquaDocs
    Type: Report , Refereed
    Format: 35pp.
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  • 3
    Publication Date: 2021-05-19
    Description: The research project have been formulated to find-out bio-technique for raising crayfish in soil ponds by given supplementary food . Creation new prodactive activity with potential for export , increasing job opportunity and enhancing aquatic-products were also the contemplated aim of the schem . The investigation time planed for a six months period in Gilan region ( Asstanehashraphyeh ) in the year of 1999. Culture practice have been done in two test ponds ( treatment) with four replicates ponds each with the surface of 400 m2 . The stocking rate were between 20, 30 ind crayfish /m2 (200000 ind/ ha). Crayfish seedlings collected , when they have been released from female brooders and cultivated indoor with artificial feed in a 25 days period reaching at theird stage of juvenile with mean length of 14 mm and weight of 100 mg , these crayfish stocked in earthen ponds. Of course 15 days befoore stocking the ponds natural production strengthen by manure application and live- feed reached 3-5 mg/l. The raising crayfish in addition to natural feed , supplied with cincentrated feed , rice bran, chopped and whole Kilka also provided slaughter -house residue . During culture period each 45 days the biometric data of culture crayfish were gadered , since slaughter- house waste affected water quality in ponds every month 50% of water in ponds discharged . The 15°c could be considered as a temperature which crayfish start active feeding in 30°c eating temporarily stope as the temperature get lower , again food are taken by crayfish . Aquatic _plants in the bottom and pond,s dike function as forage for crayfish also as refuge . Length and weight of the raising crayfish and survival rate at the end of culture period in different replicates are as followes : In the first and second replicate ponds , the density of stocking were 20ind/m2 mean weight 16.4 g and 15.34 g and average length 8 cm and 7.8 cm respectively. In third and fourth replicate ponds crayfish stocked 30 ind /m2 with mean weight of 11.1 g and 13.06 g with average length of 6.9 cm and 7 cm respectively . Survival rate from first until fourth replicates calculated 87.675% , 94.112% , 85.291% and 69.033% respectively . The test yield generalized per ha and calculated as followes : With the density of 20 ind/m2 in first and second replicated the production calculated 2875.74 kg and 2887.34kg respectively . With cocentratin of 30 ind /ha in third and fourth replicates the crayfish crop computed 2840kg and 2704 kg respectively .
    Description: Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute
    Description: Published
    Keywords: Different denesity ; Monoculture ; Crayfish ; Astacus leptodactylus ; Earthen ponds
    Repository Name: AquaDocs
    Type: Report , Refereed
    Format: 37pp.
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  • 4
    Publication Date: 2021-05-19
    Description: The brooders of kutum fishes, bream and pike-perch are caught in their spawning grounds, at the commence of spring season in west and eastem parts of Gilan. After eggs stripping and larva-culture until fingerlings size in hatchery, the seedling fishes are released through their natal rivers for down stream migration into Caspian Sea In the mentioned year 127.2* 10 Rutilushisii kutum fingerlings with the average weight of I .29 g and length of 4.8 Cm are produced. Considering the mean weight of fingerlings released in Gilants rivers, nearly 16 % fingerlings were under I grand weight group of 1-1.5 g comprised 68 % , Transportation procedures of fingerlings releasing lasted 5 months and further than 79% of fingerlings released in june-Agust (Peak of warm weather), this coincide with reduced water discharge and low depth in rivers . These ecological extremity needs to be carefully checked by assessment recruitment of stocked fingerlings into fishery. The brooders of kutum fishes, bream and pike-perch are caught in their spawning grounds, at the commence of spring season in west and eastem parts of Gilan. After eggs stripping and larvi-culture until fingerlings size in hatchery, the seedling fishes are released through their natal rivers for down stream migration into Caspian Sea In the mentioned year 127.2 10 Rutilusjhisii kutum fingerlings with the average weight of I .29 g and length of 4.8 Cm are produced. Considering the mean weight of fingerlings released in Gilants rivers, nearly 16 % fingerlings were under I grand weight group of 1-1.5 g comprised 68 % , Transportation procedures of fingerlings releasing lasted 5 months and further than 79% of fingerlings released in june-Agust (Peak of warm weather), this coincide with reduced water discharge and low depth in rivers . These ecological extremity needs to be carefully checked by assessment recruitment of stocked fingerlings into fishery.
    Description: Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute
    Description: Published
    Keywords: Bonyfishes ; Larvae culture ; Rutilus frisii kutum ; Fingerlings ; Brooders ; Spawning ; Hatchery
    Repository Name: AquaDocs
    Type: Report , Refereed
    Format: 49pp.
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    Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute | Tehran, Iran
    Publication Date: 2021-05-19
    Description: The test have been conducted in 2000 m2paddy field. It is also a 2000 m 2rice. land (only rice cultivated) have been used as a control. The rice seed of Hashemy linecultivated including 430. numbers of Chinese carps fry being stocked at the rate of46.5% common carp, 30.2% grass carp, 23.3 silver carp in the trial plot, for protectiona supporting enclosure was set-up around test land. on lower part of rice field arefugee pond with a surface of 200 m2, depth of one meter was created for saving thefishes during drought or drying phase. After prepartion of land and planting riceseedling in the test plot which occured in June, nearly after 30 days lapsed, on thetime, when the water level reached almost 20 cm the fries were stocked, for trial.Water level in concurrent with rice grouth was increased, this helped the stock fisheasily use all parts of the space. Rice bran, wheat for live-stock fed to the culture fish,in proprotion of 1-2 precent of total fish-biomass. The feed sooked in plastic-pan andplaced in refugee pond. At the begining of september when rice bushes had yellowish color and the rice seedget hard, water level was decreased, in this situation the fishes were crowded in refugepond, nearly one week the rice field kept dried for harvesting, subsequently the waterlevel again rised and the fish rearing kept on until October and on the same monththe fishes being caught. Duration of fish rearing with rice in paddy field lasted 116days, from June until October. The period, when rice was harvested lasted 64 days (June-septcmber) and the timefor fish rearing after rice harvesting took 52 days (Feb-Oct). In 2000 m2of rice and fish cultivation plot, 585 kg (per ha 2955 kg) unhusked rice produced which equal to390 kg white rice and 121 kg fishes was yielded (605 kg ha) which common carp 52kg, silver carp 35 kg and grass carp 34 kg. Likewise, in coutrol plot, 660 kg paddy rice(per ha 3300 kg) was produced which was equal to 400 kg white rice. The results revealed in similar surface (2000 m2), The rearing fish with rice contributed to627200 Rials further income for farmer. A generalization to one hectar land the valuereach to 3136000 Rials. In the usual practies the profite in one hectar land, under farming of rice only bring-about 770000 Rials interest, whereas fish and rice togetherin culture, improve the output and the yielded value is equal to 10836000 Rials.
    Description: Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute
    Description: Published
    Keywords: Fish culture ; Rice
    Repository Name: AquaDocs
    Type: Report , Refereed
    Format: 16pp.
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