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Volume 5, Issue 2 (Suppl)

J Fisheries Livest Prod

ISSN: 2332-2608 JFLP, an open access journal

Aquaculture Summit 2017

May 25-26, 2017

May 25-26, 2017 Osaka, Japan

6

th

Global Summit on

Aquaculture and Fisheries 2017

Growth performance and biochemical composition of

Labeo rohita

to feed containing

Nerita

species

Nchumbeni Humtsoe and B G Kulkarni

Department of Fisheries, Nagaland, India

A

six month’s feeding experiment was conducted to evaluate the incorporation of five feed ingredients with the flesh of

Nerita

species in the diet of

Labeo rohita

. Fingerlings of

Labeo rohita

weighing 2-4 gm were divided into six groups and fed with

prepared feeds using five different feed ingredients such as ground nut oil cake, tapioca flour, and rice bran and wheat flour along

with different levels of the flesh of

Nerita

species as experimental diets. A control group of rohu fingerlings was maintained on

pelleted feed without adding the flesh of

Nerita

species. Fishes were fed twice daily with the respective test diets at the rate of 4% body

weight during entire culture period of three months. Results regarding growth performance of

L. rohita

fingerlings fed on different

experimental diets showed that the best growth performance of fish in terms of percentage live weight gain was noted as 131.68%

where as 46.60% was noted with control diet which is prepared without adding the flesh of

Nerita

species. Maximum increase in

length (2.90 cm) was noticed in the fingerlings fed with highest level of the flesh of

Nerita

species compared to minimum increase in

length (1.33 cm). Specific Growth Rate (SGR) per day of fish fed on different experimental diets was noted in the range of 0.22-0.61%

compared to control diet which was noted as 0.28%. The feed conversion ratio observed 4.417 was highest in fish fed with highest level

of the flesh of

Nerita

species compared to fish fed on control diet which is noted as 4.032. This study reveals that incorporation of the

flesh of

Nerita

species in different feed ingredients is one of the best animal proteins in terms of growth and feed conversion which

is optimum for growth of

Labeo rohita

.

Biography

Nchumbeni Humtsoe obtained her PhD degree from University of Mumbai, India on the topic “Growth performance and biochemical composition of

Labeo rohita

to feed containing

Katelysia opima and Nerita species

,” and completed a course on “Professional planning and development programme in fisheries” from CIFE,

Kolkata, India. She had represented Scientist Team from India and attended 7

th

Indo-Pacific Fish Conference at Taiwan and presented a paper on topic, “Effect

of arsenic on the enzymes of freshwater fish

Labeo Rohita

” which was published in reputed international journal. She had presented research papers on several

national conferences. She is a competent Researcher and can work well in team with good communication skills and tackle any challenges positively. She is

specialized in Fish Nutrition and Feeding Technologies. She is a Life Member of Indian Fisheries Association since 2008 and currently working as a Fishery

Inspector in the Department of Fisheries, Government of Nagaland, and India.

montsokana@gmail.com

Nchumbeni Humtsoe et al., J Fisheries Livest Prod 2017, 5:2 (Suppl)

http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2332-2608-C1-008