INDUCED MATURATION AND SPAWNING OF PENAEUS INDICUS WITHOUT EYESTALK ABLATION
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Abstract
Farm-grown Penaeus indiciis > 32.5 mm in carapace length ( > 150mm T.L. and 25 g wt.) were induced to mature and spawn in captivity by merely
maintains the pH of the maturation pool at 8.1-8.2. The regulation of the pH
was done by daily addition of adequate quantities of Na2C03 to the recirculated
seawater. 61.8% of the experimental prawns matured and spawned and 81%
of the spawnings gave rise to normal healthy larvae. The average number of eggs
obtained per female was 119,614 and the average hatching rate was 82.5%. This
technique of inducing maturation eliminates the stress of eye-stalk ablation on
the broodstock.
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Muthu, M. S., Laxminarayana, A., & Mohamed, K. H. (2011). INDUCED MATURATION AND SPAWNING OF PENAEUS INDICUS WITHOUT EYESTALK ABLATION. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 33(2), 246-250. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/10909