Combined effect of dietary l‐carnitine and ractopamine supplementation on growth and nutritional composition of Labeo calbasu (Hamilton, 1822)

The study determined the combined effect of dietary l‐carnitine (non‐essential organic nutrient) and ractopamine (feed additive) on growth performance and nutritional composition of Labeo calbasu. To ascertain this, a 60‐day feeding trial was carried out under a controlled condition where two hundre...

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Amino acids
aquaculture
body weight
Carnitine
Controlled conditions
Diet
fatty acid profile
Feed additives
feed supplements
Feeding experiments
Feeds
Fingerlings
Fish
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Indian carps
Labeo calbasu
Physical growth
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