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New diet said to counter cataracts in lice-eating lumpfish BioMar claims to have created a lumpfish diet that eliminates the development of cataracts and therefore improves their efficacy as cleaner fish.
27/05/2019
Fish processing by-product may provide prebiotic, boost growth Adding a fish processing waste-derived by-product to farmed catfish diets may boost fish growth, performance and generate a prebiotic effect, say researchers.
01/04/2019
Amino acid supplementation reduces protein levels in pangasius diets Ongoing research with various fish species has shown that balancing the amino acid profiles of diets with free amino acids can be an effective strategy
03/07/2018
Researchers question the environmental benefits of using food crops in farmed fish diets Increasing the use of crop-based ingredients in farmed fish feed as fishmeal and fish oil inclusion levels are minimized is not a panacea, say researchers.
13/01/2018
Challenges replacing fishmeal in certain farmed fish diets The use of soybean meal to replace fishmeal in the diets of farmed Totoaba may be limited, say researchers.
29/06/2018
Increasing dietary carbohydrates may support fish growth with less dietary protein Farmed juvenile tambaqui diets can swap some protein for carbohydrates and maintain fish growth, production performance, say researchers.
24/01/2018
Judicious use of phosphorous key to farmed fish health A new direction in our understanding of the cause of deformities. Dietary phosphorus is essential for growth and healthy skeletal development of farmed fish
29/12/2016
Seaweed supplementation said to boost immunity in fish Adding supplemental seaweed to farmed fish diets could boost immune functioning and antioxidant responses.
23/12/2017
Dietary curcumin may boost fish survival, performance in disease challenge Farmed fish facing a bacterial challenge may see a survival and performance support from feed supplemented with curcumin, say researchers.'
15/05/2018
Soy trumps fishmeal in catfish diet research A new study suggests that diets in which a proportion of fishmeal is substituted for hydrolyzed soybean meal can improve both the growth rates and antioxidant
05/06/2019