كليدواژه :
غذادهي , مخمر , ايمكس , پربيوتيك , كپور معمولي
چكيده لاتين :
Introduction & Objective: Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. There is a necessity to improve for enhanced disease resistance, feed efficiency and growth performance of cultured fish species. In fact, with increase of these indices and survival rate of the fish, the cost of production is likely and remarkably would be reduced. Meanwhile, it has been made clear that the use of nutritional supplements, such as prebiotics, usually strengthens the immune system, feed efficiency and growth status of the species under study. According to the cause, this experiment was conducted to evaluate the effect of different levels of A-Max on the growth performances, feeding efficiency and biochemical indices in the serum of Cyprinus carpio fingerling following 60 days of trial.
Methods and material: For this purpose, 600 fish fingerling with the weight average of 5.1±0.85g (±SD) kept at a density of 2-3 fish per liter in 12 polyethylene circular tanks were randomly divided into four treatments with three replicates. The fish were fed with three concentrations of 0.4, 0.8 and 1.2 g per kg of the ration of probiotics in-feed and the control were fed with a diet without prebiotic supplementation.
Results: The results indicated that 0.8 g prebiotic compare to other treatments caused increasing growth parameters (FW, WG, SGR, ADG, TGC, VGW) and feeding efficiency (FCR, FCE, RFI, PER, LER) significantly (p<0.05). Also, at the end of the trial period, blood samples have prepared through a caudal peduncle vein from 60 normal fish (15 pieces of each treatment), looking healthy with the weight average of 25±1.3g. Examination of biochemical characters of blood serum (TP, GLU, Cortisol, AST, ALT, ALP) showed that there are no significant differences between TSP, AST and specific activity of this enzyme among treatments (p>0.05). While, the amount of Glucose, Cortisol, ALT, ALP and specific activity of these enzymes which had a significant difference compared to the control group (p<0.05).
Conclusion: Overally, it can be rectified that the diet containing prebiotic of A-Max especially at the level of 0.8 g can have positive effects on growth performances and biochemical parameters of serum and enhance the non-specific immune system in C. carpio fries.