Control of euglenophyte bloom and fish production enhancement using duckweed and lime
Publish place: Iranian Journal of Fisheries Sciences، Vol: 11، Issue: 2
Publish Year: 1391
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زبان: English
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Abstract:
Euglenophyte
bloom is a common problem in most of the aquaculture ponds in Bangladesh. In
the present study we conducted an experiment to control euglenophyte bloom for achieving
better fish production using duckweed (Lemna
minor) and lime. The experiment was carried out using four treatments,
i.e., ponds were supplied with duckweed (T۱), lime treatment (T۲), both
duckweed and lime (T۳) and without supply of duckweed and lime (T۴). Rohu,
catla, mrigal, silver carp and silver barb were stocked and their gut contents were
analyzed monthly. The ranges of water quality parameters were analyzed within
the productive limit during the experimental period. The mean abundance of
euglenophyte was significantly highest in T۴ (۱۷.۶۲ ± ۱.۹۷ x ۱۰۴ cells/L), followed by T۲ (۲.۹۶ ± ۰.۲۰ x ۱۰۴ cells/L), T۱ (۱.۹۴ ± ۰.۳۵ x ۱۰۴ cells/L) and T۳ (۱.۵۳ ± ۰.۴۲ x ۱۰۴ cells/L). Gut content
analysis revealed that considerable amounts of euglenophyte were consumed by
silver carp and silver barb, but not preferred by rohu, catla and mrigal. The
gross yields of fish were ۲۱۳۳.۳۷, ۱۹۶۷.۷۶, ۲۸۱۶.۵۲ and ۱۷۲۵.۶۲ kg/ha/۵ months
in T۱, T۲, T۳ and T۴ respectively. The
highest fish production in T۳ and
lowest fish production in T۴ indicated the use of duckweed and
lime is economically sustainable for controlling euglenophytes bloom,
maintaining water quality and getting higher fish production.
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