Higher egg production and larvae survival, benefits of introducing krill meal in Nile tilapia

The Marine Science Institute (Labomar) in Fortaleza, Brazil, Miami-based Spring Genetics Tilapia, and Aker BioMarine Antarctic AS have published a study that analyzes the impact of krill meal in the reproductive performance and quantity of offspring of Nile tilapia.

In more detail, the study shows that introducing krill meal in this species will result in higher egg production and larval survival, more spawning females, and higher fat content in the egg composition.

Related Keywords

Miami ,Florida ,United States ,Brazil ,Hideyoshi Segovia Uno ,Kiranpreet Kaur ,Aker Biomarine ,Aker Biomarine Antarctic ,Fish Health Nutrition ,Marine Science Institute Labomar ,Marine Science Institute ,Miami Based Spring Genetics Tilapia ,Fish Health ,Segovia Uno ,Spring Genetics ,Krill ,Feed ,Fish Welfare ,Spring Genetics Tilapia ,Fish ,Fish Diet ,