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Effect of formulated feed on growth, survival and fatty acid composition of mud crab, Scylla serrata, reared in mangrove ecosystem J. Syama Dayal , C.P. Balasubramanian, K. Ambasankar, R. Jannathulla, E. Amala Clare and R. Yuvapushpa 1
ICAR-Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture 75, Santhome High Road, RA Puram, Chennai - 600 028, India
Introduction The mud crab, Scylla serrata, is identified as a potential candidate species for commercial aquaculture in India and many South-East Asian countries.
The crabs were fed either with trash fish or formulated pellet feed (40% crude protein and 7.2% crude fat) with three replicates for each.
S. serrata is a large portunid crab that is common in estuaries and mangrove swamps in the Indo-Pacific region. The expansion of extensive and semi-intensive pond production has been mostly based on stocking of wild-caught juveniles. The indiscriminate exploitation of juvenile crabs for stocking in the production system threatens the survival of mud crab aquaculture and fishery as well. Hence the utilization of hatchery produced crabs is a sustainable option and the development of formulated feed is the essential pre-requisite for the success of any aquaculture operation.
Fig 1. Hatchery produced crablets stocked
Fig 2. Button sized crablets
Objective To evaluate the effect of formulated feed on growth, survival and fatty acid profile of hatchery produced mud crabs. To compare the fatty acid profile of aquacultured crabs with the wild mud crabs of similar size
Materials and Methods Hatchery produced crablets were nursery reared ((21.06 ±3.3 g) at Muttukadu Experimental Station (MES) of CIBA. These juveniles were transported to the experimental site at Sorlagondi, Nagayalanka Mandal, Krishna District (15o51” N; 80o58” E). Pre-grow out culture demonstration was conducted in mangrove based ponds in six pens (125 m2 each) at a stocking density of 0.68 m2.
Fig 3. Initial Sampling
Fig 4. Sampling during culture
RESULTS At the end of 105-day culture period the crabs fed with trash fish had significantly (P
