Reproduction performance of female Nile tilapia under different environments and age classes
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Current assay verifies the reproductive performance of females of Nile tilapia in different age classes and reproductive environments. Four hundred and fifty-one females were evaluated in two different Brazilian environments, namely in Maringá, Paraná State, Brazil (Site 1 - hapas of 10 m3 and Site 2 - hapas of 1 m3) and in one environment in Alfenas, Minas Gerais State, Brazil (Site 3 - hapas of 14 and 28 m3). The females were divided into three age classes, corresponding to animals under one year (age 1); between one to two years (age 2); and over three years old (age 3). Spawning was verified once a week, from October 2012 to March 2013, corresponding to a 23-week assessment. The statistical analyses were performed with Proc Genmod from the statistical program SAS. Site 2 had the lowest results when compared to the other sites for multiple spawning, spawning frequency and volume of eggs/female for animals of age 2. Statistical differences were not detected between ages 1 and 2 for the same assessment site, although females at age 3 in Site 3 provided higher results than those at age 2. Results show that, precluding the use of animals in individual hapas (1 m³) and maintaining older females in the stock, may improve reproduction results.
本试验旨在探究不同年龄组与繁殖环境下尼罗罗非鱼(Nile tilapia)雌性个体的繁殖性能。本次研究共在巴西两处不同环境(分别为巴西巴拉那州马林加市的试验点1——容积10 m³的hapa养殖网箱,以及试验点2——容积1 m³的hapa养殖网箱)与巴西米纳斯吉拉斯州阿尔费纳斯市的一处环境(试验点3——容积14 m³与28 m³的hapa养殖网箱)中,对451尾雌性尼罗罗非鱼开展评估。试验对象按年龄划分为三组:1龄组(年龄<1年)、2龄组(年龄1~2年)以及3龄组(年龄>3年)。试验于2012年10月至2013年3月期间开展,每周对产卵情况进行一次核查,整个评估周期共计23周。统计分析采用SAS统计软件的Proc Genmod过程完成。针对2龄组个体,试验点2在多次产卵率、产卵频率以及单雌产卵量这三项指标上均低于其余试验点。同一试验点内,1龄组与2龄组的各项指标未检测到显著差异;但试验点3中的3龄组雌性个体的繁殖性能显著优于2龄组。研究结果表明,避免使用1 m³的单尾养殖网箱(hapa),并在亲鱼种群中保留老龄雌性个体,可有效提升尼罗罗非鱼的繁殖效果。
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2015-09-01



