ECORFAN eBooks,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 40 - 48
Published: Dec. 31, 2023
In
recent
decades,
aquaculture
has
played
a
crucial
role
in
global
food
security
by
meeting
the
increasing
demand
for
high-quality
animal
protein.
Mexico
engages
across
23
of
its
32
states,
producing
351,002
tons
products
2021.
However,
disparities
exist
between
large
and
small
producers
due
to
financial
constraints,
technological
limitations,
impact
climate
change.
Despite
aquaculture's
contribution
protein
demands,
sustainability
concerns
persist.
The
constant
increase
demand,
coupled
with
generation
waste
negative
public
perceptions,
presents
challenges.
Key
issues
include
parasites
farms,
antibiotic
use,
sourcing
feed,
nutrient
release,
accumulation,
on
wild
populations
introduction
non-native
species.
article
proposes
solutions
sustainable
aquaculture,
focusing
advancements.
Various
approaches
are
discussed,
including
integrated
control
programs
involving
chemical,
biological,
mechanical
methods,
proper
management,
exploration
alternative
sources,
reduction
excess
release
natural
ecosystems
through
like
agroaquaculture
multitrophic
Aquaculture Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2024, P. 1 - 15
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
This
study
investigated
the
impacts
of
various
inclusion
levels
dietary
potential
fish
protein
hydrolysate
(FPH)
on
growth
and
reproductive
performance,
biochemical
composition,
blood
parameters,
liver
histology
Ompok
pabda
broodstock.
About
600
broods
(11.00
±
0.05
g)
were
distributed
into
12
cages
fed
twice
in
a
day.
For
this,
four
experimental
diets
(crude
protein:
30%;
crude
lipid:
9%)
prepared
by
incorporating
FPH
at
different
percentages
(0%,
5%,
7%,
9%).
The
positively
impacted
(
)
durability
index,
water
stability,
swelling
rates
diets.
Furthermore,
significantly
higher
palatability
id="M2">p<0.05
was
recorded
for
incorporated
with
5%
7%
FPH.
After
90
days,
performance
final
weight,
live
weight
gain,
total
biomass,
specific
rate,
hepatosomatic
visceral
somatic
nutrient
utilization
indices,
feed
conversion
ratio
efficiency
ratio,
id="M3">p<0.05
improved
when
diet.
Additionally,
ovipositor
diameter
(5.10
mm),
spawning
response
(98.48
2.4%),
fecundity
(13.28
0.23
×
104
eggs/kg),
egg
fertilization
rate
(87.09%
0.14%)
id="M4">p<0.05
group
than
other
treatments.
that
received
control
diet
experienced
marked
id="M5">p<0.05
reduction
hatching
rates,
coupled
longer
ovulation
period
as
compared
to
FPH-treated
groups.
Dietary
also
caused
notable
improvements
id="M6">p<0.05
most
hematological
serum
indices
broodfish.
exhibited
enhanced
health,
characterized
superior
nuclei,
erythrocyte,
cytoplasmic
structure
boosted
farm
economics
efficiency.
In
summary,
is
suitable
beneficial
O.
broodstock
development
captivity
improving
overall
economics.
Reviews in Aquaculture,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(2)
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
rising
demand
for
fish
and
crustacean
products
has
placed
significant
pressure
on
traditional
aquaculture
practices,
which
are
increasingly
unsustainable.
Utilizing
fruit
waste
as
a
feed
ingredient
in
biofloc
systems
presents
promising
solution
enhancing
the
sustainability
cost‐efficiency
of
farming.
Studies
have
demonstrated
that
incorporation
into
aquafeed
improves
growth
performance,
utilization,
health
outcomes
aquatic
animals.
This
practice
also
addresses
management
issues
reduces
dependency
conventional
ingredients,
becoming
more
expensive.
However,
factors
such
availability
scalability
waste,
remain
important
considerations.
Research
shown
fed
diets
supplemented
with
exhibit
superior
growth,
survival
rates,
compared
to
those
diets.
highest
weight
gain
specific
rates
were
observed
fishes,
normal
liver
intestinal
histopathology.
Additionally,
significantly
enhanced
hematological
parameters,
hemoglobin,
red
blood
cells,
white
leading
improved
immune
responses
resilience
during
stress.
IntechOpen eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Agricultural
waste
(crop
residues
and
animal
manure)
is
a
significant
byproduct
of
farming
activities.
It
holds
potential
for
sustainable
agriculture,
renewable
energy
production,
environmental
conservation.
However,
traditional
disposal
challenges
persist,
leading
to
air
pollution
soil
degradation.
Innovative
approaches
include
converting
agricultural
into
bioenergy
like
bioethanol
biogas
producing
biochar
from
residues,
which
improves
health,
water
retention,
nutrient
availability
while
sequestering
carbon.
also
finding
applications
in
industries.
Integrating
industrial
processes
not
only
adds
value
but
reduces
reliance
on
raw
materials
fossil
fuels
wood.
In
livestock
farming,
crop
are
critical
as
feed
bedding,
particularly
resource-constrained
regions.
While
their
nutritional
content
often
low,
treatment
methods
can
improve
digestibility.
By
integrating
cutting-edge
technologies
supportive
policies,
it
possible
transform
burden
resource,
paving
the
way
more
future.
Aquaculture Fish and Fisheries,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(3)
Published: May 5, 2025
ABSTRACT
Fish
like
other
terrestrial
animals,
have
specific
requirements
for
individual
minerals
that
support
the
growth
and
maintenance
of
normal
fish
health
biological
functions
among
different
cultured
species.
These
can
be
either
macro
or
micro
are
supplied
to
body
through
diets
absorbed
from
their
surrounding
environment
via
skins,
gills
alimentary
tract.
However,
bioavailability
these
is
influenced
by
several
factors,
including
intake
level
nutrient,
interactions
with
nutrients
To
enhance
effective
farmed
fish,
sustainable,
healthy
well‐mineral‐balanced
must
adopted
achieve
better
performance,
a
high
survival
rate
production
productivity
while
ensuring
resilience
environment.
In
this
review,
quantitative
mineral
composition
sources
was
reviewed
reported.
addition,
in
both
freshwater
marine
water
species
five
(calcium,
phosphorus,
sodium,
potassium
magnesium)
seven
(zinc,
iron,
copper,
manganese,
iodine,
chromium
selenium)
were
compiled
Nile
tilapia
dominating
Tanzania,
followed
catfish
rainbow
trout,
milkfish
practiced
along
coastline
Northern
Tanga
region
Southern
Mtwara
region.
Moreover,
review
also
covers
information
on
relationship
between
mechanism
absorption
implications
associated
aquatic
animal
environment,
as
well
research
future
perspectives
aquaculture
industry
development.
Therefore,
comprises
all
importance
sustainable
productivity.
Antioxidants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. 722 - 722
Published: June 13, 2024
Starch
is
a
common
source
of
carbohydrates
in
aqua
feed.
High-starch
diet
can
cause
hepatic
injury
and
lipid
accumulation
fish.
Mangiferin
(MGF)
regulate
metabolism
protect
the
liver,
but
there
limited
research
on
its
effects
In
present
study,
we
investigated
whether
MGF
could
ameliorate
high-starch-induced
damage
channel
catfish.
The
catfish
(Ictalurus
punctatus)
were
fed
one
four
experimental
diets
for
eight
weeks:
control
(NCD),
high-starch
(HCD),
an
HCD
supplemented
with
100
mg/kg
(100
MGF),
500
(500
MGF).
results
demonstrated
that
weight
gain
rate
(WGR)
(p
=
0.031),
specific
growth
(SGR)
0.039),
feed
conversion
efficiency
(FCE)
0.040)
group
significantly
higher
than
those
NCD
group.
supplementation
alleviated
liver
improved
antioxidant
capacity
(T-AOC)
compared
to
0.000).
addition,
dietary
reduced
plasma
glucose
(GLU)
0.000),
triglyceride
(TG)
(p=
0.001),
low-density
lipoprotein
cholesterol
(LDL)
0.000)
levels.
It
noteworthy
total
(TC)
levels
TC
0.005)
Dietary
improves
homeostasis
by
decreasing
expression
genes
are
involved
synthesis
transport
(hmgcr,
sqle,
srebf2,
sp1,
ldlr)
increasing
catabolism
(cyp7a1).
Among
them,
largest
fold
decrease
squalene
epoxidase
(sqle)
was
observed
or
groups
group,
significant
3.64-fold
2.20-fold
0.008).
And
had
decreased
(by
1.67-fold
1.94-fold)
Sqle
protein
primary
hepatocytes,
down-regulated
sqle
0.030)
NCTC
1469
cells,
0.024).
conclusion,
effectively
inhibits
reduces
accumulation.
current
study
shows
how
regulates
catfish,
providing
theoretical
basis
use
as
supplement
aquaculture.