Growth Performance and Brood Stock Management of Small Indigenous Fish Mola Carplet, Amblypharyngodon mola (Hamilton, 1822)
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Keywords:
Habitat manipulation, Hydrilla, Larval recovery, Spawning, Small indigenous fishAbstract
Spontaneous spawning of wild caught and domesticated mola carplet, Amblypharyngodon mola was attempted in controlled condition using an aquatic plant hydrilla, Hydrilla verticillata as a modified habitat. Growth performance of hatched larvae revealed that the larval growth (weight gain %) was significantly higher (p <0.05) with a mixed diet (63.76 ± 0.52%) than natural diet (40.42 ± 0.26%) or artificial diet (13.74 ± 0.39%) whereas juvenile mola grew better on the artificial diet. Significantly higher maturity rate (> 80 %) of mola was observed in tanks/ ponds having hydrilla as an additional habitat than the tanks /ponds having no hydrilla. Similarly, higher fecundity of mola (>900) was recorded in tanks having hydrilla. Better spawning performance was also noted using hydrilla based habitat. The findings can be useful in artificial propagation and diversification of small indigenous fish species in captivity.
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