Egg production, egg hatching success and population increase of the tropical paracalanid copepod, Bestiolina similis (Calanoida: Paracalanidae) fed different microalgal diets
A series of experiments was conducted to evaluate the suitability of ten microalgal diets, including 4 monoalgal, 5 binary and 1 tri-algal diet, for the culture of the tropical paracalanid copepod Bestiolina similis. The four monoalgal diets were the Tahitian strain of Isochrysis sp. (T-Iso), Pavlov...
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| description | A series of experiments was conducted to evaluate the suitability of ten microalgal diets, including 4 monoalgal, 5 binary and 1 tri-algal diet, for the culture of the tropical paracalanid copepod
Bestiolina similis. The four monoalgal diets were the Tahitian strain of
Isochrysis sp. (T-Iso),
Pavlova 50 (Pav),
Tetraselmis chuii (Tet) and the diatom
Chaetoceros muelleri (Chaet), the 5 binary diets were Tet
+
T-Iso, Tet
+
Pav, T-Iso
+
Pav, Chaet
+
Tet and Chaet
+
Pav while the tri-algal diet was T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav.
After feeding
B. similis with 10 algal diets for 3
days, 24
h egg production rate (EPR, eggs female
−
1
day
−
1
) was obtained for each diet treatment by averaging the egg output of 6 individual females (replaced daily) for 4 consecutive days. The tri-algal diet T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav produced the highest EPR (44.1 eggs female
−
1
day
−
1
), which was significantly higher than any other diets tested (
p
<
0.05). Highest 48
h and 96
h egg hatching rates (EHR) were also found from the eggs produced by
B. similis fed with T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav (48 and 96
h EHR
=
91.0% and 96.3% respectively) and significant differences in 48
h EHR were detected for 5 out of the 9 other diets tested, while for 96
h EHR, only for 2 diets. Population increase was determined over a 12
day culture period for 10 initial
B. similis adults (7 females and 3 males) and the result showed that the tri-algal diet T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav produced significantly higher population number by the end of 12
days than any of the mono-algal or binary diets tested (
p
<
0.05). When all developmental stages were included (including eggs), the tri-algal diet produced a population increase from 10 to 887 over the 12
days. The binary diet Tet
+
T-Iso was the second most productive diet, providing a total population increase from 10 to 541, which was significantly higher than the rest of the diets, except that of Pav
+
T-Iso (479), T-Iso (334) and Chaet
+
Pav (285) (
p
>
0.05).
Based on the current results, it is suggested that among the diets tested, the tri-algal diet of T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav was the best for the culture of
B. similis. |
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Bestiolina similis. The four monoalgal diets were the Tahitian strain of
Isochrysis sp. (T-Iso),
Pavlova 50 (Pav),
Tetraselmis chuii (Tet) and the diatom
Chaetoceros muelleri (Chaet), the 5 binary diets were Tet
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B. similis with 10 algal diets for 3
days, 24
h egg production rate (EPR, eggs female
−
1
day
−
1
) was obtained for each diet treatment by averaging the egg output of 6 individual females (replaced daily) for 4 consecutive days. The tri-algal diet T-Iso
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Tet
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Pav produced the highest EPR (44.1 eggs female
−
1
day
−
1
), which was significantly higher than any other diets tested (
p
<
0.05). Highest 48
h and 96
h egg hatching rates (EHR) were also found from the eggs produced by
B. similis fed with T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav (48 and 96
h EHR
=
91.0% and 96.3% respectively) and significant differences in 48
h EHR were detected for 5 out of the 9 other diets tested, while for 96
h EHR, only for 2 diets. Population increase was determined over a 12
day culture period for 10 initial
B. similis adults (7 females and 3 males) and the result showed that the tri-algal diet T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav produced significantly higher population number by the end of 12
days than any of the mono-algal or binary diets tested (
p
<
0.05). When all developmental stages were included (including eggs), the tri-algal diet produced a population increase from 10 to 887 over the 12
days. The binary diet Tet
+
T-Iso was the second most productive diet, providing a total population increase from 10 to 541, which was significantly higher than the rest of the diets, except that of Pav
+
T-Iso (479), T-Iso (334) and Chaet
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Pav (285) (
p
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Isochrysis sp. (T-Iso),
Pavlova 50 (Pav),
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−
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day
−
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0.05). Highest 48
h and 96
h egg hatching rates (EHR) were also found from the eggs produced by
B. similis fed with T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav (48 and 96
h EHR
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91.0% and 96.3% respectively) and significant differences in 48
h EHR were detected for 5 out of the 9 other diets tested, while for 96
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day culture period for 10 initial
B. similis adults (7 females and 3 males) and the result showed that the tri-algal diet T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav produced significantly higher population number by the end of 12
days than any of the mono-algal or binary diets tested (
p
<
0.05). When all developmental stages were included (including eggs), the tri-algal diet produced a population increase from 10 to 887 over the 12
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+
T-Iso was the second most productive diet, providing a total population increase from 10 to 541, which was significantly higher than the rest of the diets, except that of Pav
+
T-Iso (479), T-Iso (334) and Chaet
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Pav (285) (
p
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Tet
+
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Bestiolina similis. The four monoalgal diets were the Tahitian strain of
Isochrysis sp. (T-Iso),
Pavlova 50 (Pav),
Tetraselmis chuii (Tet) and the diatom
Chaetoceros muelleri (Chaet), the 5 binary diets were Tet
+
T-Iso, Tet
+
Pav, T-Iso
+
Pav, Chaet
+
Tet and Chaet
+
Pav while the tri-algal diet was T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav.
After feeding
B. similis with 10 algal diets for 3
days, 24
h egg production rate (EPR, eggs female
−
1
day
−
1
) was obtained for each diet treatment by averaging the egg output of 6 individual females (replaced daily) for 4 consecutive days. The tri-algal diet T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav produced the highest EPR (44.1 eggs female
−
1
day
−
1
), which was significantly higher than any other diets tested (
p
<
0.05). Highest 48
h and 96
h egg hatching rates (EHR) were also found from the eggs produced by
B. similis fed with T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav (48 and 96
h EHR
=
91.0% and 96.3% respectively) and significant differences in 48
h EHR were detected for 5 out of the 9 other diets tested, while for 96
h EHR, only for 2 diets. Population increase was determined over a 12
day culture period for 10 initial
B. similis adults (7 females and 3 males) and the result showed that the tri-algal diet T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav produced significantly higher population number by the end of 12
days than any of the mono-algal or binary diets tested (
p
<
0.05). When all developmental stages were included (including eggs), the tri-algal diet produced a population increase from 10 to 887 over the 12
days. The binary diet Tet
+
T-Iso was the second most productive diet, providing a total population increase from 10 to 541, which was significantly higher than the rest of the diets, except that of Pav
+
T-Iso (479), T-Iso (334) and Chaet
+
Pav (285) (
p
>
0.05).
Based on the current results, it is suggested that among the diets tested, the tri-algal diet of T-Iso
+
Tet
+
Pav was the best for the culture of
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