Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+

An experiment was designed totally randomized to study the influence of different rate of Na+/K+ (5, 30, 55, 70, 95 and 120). Massive mortality was presented to the sixth day of the treatments I and III (Na+/K+=5 and Na+/K+=120), to the seventh day the treatment V (Na+/K+=95) and to the eighth day of the treatment IV (Na+/K+=70). The treatments II and III (Na+/K+=30 and Na+/K+=55 respectively) they stayed in the time, when indicating a bigger tolerance of the postlarvae in these ranges of Na+/K+; however, the mortality of the treatment II were significantly bigger (p <0.01) that in the treatment III, in which 90-100% survival was observed. The results indicate a better physiologic answer of L. vannamei postlarvae to relationships Na+/K+ among 8-48, with a good of 30-32, that which has implications for the handling and preparation, of the water of culture of low salinity (up to 2 ups) during the nursery phase and growth out.

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Main Authors: Cabrera Machado, J. E., Jaime Ceballos, B.
Format: Preprint biblioteca
Language:Spanish / Castilian
Published: 2011-04-14
Subjects:Prawns and shrimps, Marine shrimp culture, Sea water,
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1834/4149
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spelling dig-aquadocs-1834-41492021-05-19T06:35:31Z Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+ Cabrera Machado, J. E. Jaime Ceballos, B. Prawns and shrimps Marine shrimp culture Sea water An experiment was designed totally randomized to study the influence of different rate of Na+/K+ (5, 30, 55, 70, 95 and 120). Massive mortality was presented to the sixth day of the treatments I and III (Na+/K+=5 and Na+/K+=120), to the seventh day the treatment V (Na+/K+=95) and to the eighth day of the treatment IV (Na+/K+=70). The treatments II and III (Na+/K+=30 and Na+/K+=55 respectively) they stayed in the time, when indicating a bigger tolerance of the postlarvae in these ranges of Na+/K+; however, the mortality of the treatment II were significantly bigger (p <0.01) that in the treatment III, in which 90-100% survival was observed. The results indicate a better physiologic answer of L. vannamei postlarvae to relationships Na+/K+ among 8-48, with a good of 30-32, that which has implications for the handling and preparation, of the water of culture of low salinity (up to 2 ups) during the nursery phase and growth out. Litopenaeus vannamei 2011-12-29T15:56:45Z 2011-12-29T15:56:45Z 2011-04-14 Preprint http://hdl.handle.net/1834/4149 es Boyd, C., T. Thunjai & M. Boonyaratpalin (2002). Dissolved salts in water for inland low-salinity shrimp culture Global Aquaculture Advocate, 5(3): 40-45. Bray, W.A., A. L. Lawrence, & J. R. Leung-Trujillo (1994). The effect of salinity on growth and survival of Penaeus vannamei, with observations on the interaction of IHHN virus and salinity. Aquaculture 122.133-146. Davis, D. A., I. P. Saoud, & C. E Boyd (2004). Acclimating Pacific white shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei, to inland low salinity waters. Southern Regional Aquaculture Center Publication No. 2601. 8pp. Liu, L. C.,B. Chung, & C. Su (2001). SPF culturing strategy of L. vannamei on small-scale, non-integrated farms: Successful cases report in Taiwan and China. 6th Asian Fisheries Forum. Book of abstracts. Philippines Asian Fisheries Society. 231pp. Roy, A.L., D. A. Davis, I. P. Soaud, & R.P. Henry (2009). Efectos de la variación de niveles de Potasio y Magnesio acuoso en la supervivencia, crecimiento y respiración en el camarón, Litopenaues vannamei. Revista Tilapias & Camarones. Año 1, No2. SLA 2009. Ecuador. 8pp. 3
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topic Prawns and shrimps
Marine shrimp culture
Sea water
Prawns and shrimps
Marine shrimp culture
Sea water
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Marine shrimp culture
Sea water
Prawns and shrimps
Marine shrimp culture
Sea water
Cabrera Machado, J. E.
Jaime Ceballos, B.
Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+
description An experiment was designed totally randomized to study the influence of different rate of Na+/K+ (5, 30, 55, 70, 95 and 120). Massive mortality was presented to the sixth day of the treatments I and III (Na+/K+=5 and Na+/K+=120), to the seventh day the treatment V (Na+/K+=95) and to the eighth day of the treatment IV (Na+/K+=70). The treatments II and III (Na+/K+=30 and Na+/K+=55 respectively) they stayed in the time, when indicating a bigger tolerance of the postlarvae in these ranges of Na+/K+; however, the mortality of the treatment II were significantly bigger (p <0.01) that in the treatment III, in which 90-100% survival was observed. The results indicate a better physiologic answer of L. vannamei postlarvae to relationships Na+/K+ among 8-48, with a good of 30-32, that which has implications for the handling and preparation, of the water of culture of low salinity (up to 2 ups) during the nursery phase and growth out.
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Marine shrimp culture
Sea water
author Cabrera Machado, J. E.
Jaime Ceballos, B.
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title Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+
title_short Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+
title_full Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+
title_fullStr Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+
title_full_unstemmed Cultivo a baja salinidad de postlarvas de Litopenaeus vannamei con diferentes relaciones de K+/ Na+
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