Prospects for using mineral resources of southern Russia in aquaculture

Перспективы использования минеральных ресурсов юга России в аквакультуре
Nina Abrosimova, K. S. Abrosimova, Ekaterina Abrosimova, Yuriy Kokhanov, Tatyana Arutyunyan
2020-01-01

Southern Federal Districtfish feed conversionlipid peroxidationsterlet aquaculturezeolite feed supplement
In aquaculture, the application of natural mineral raw materials with their ion exchange and adsorption properties is on the increase, which contributes to an increase in the economic performance of fish farms. The Southern Federal District in Russia, the leader in fish production, has active deposits of zeolites, bentonites and glauconites classified as high-grade mineral raw resources containing up to 70% of active components, though almost not used in fish farming. Our research focuses on studying the productive and biological effect of mineral raw materials of the Southern Federal District (Russia) as a mineral supplement to fish feeds (the case of the zeolites from the Proval'skoe deposit in Rostov Region). Zeolite in the amount of 3% was introduced into the starter feeds for sterlet. The studies have shown that zeolites from the Proval'skoye deposit applied to feeds contribute to an increase in weight growth (p≤0.05) and survival of sterlet, to a feed conversion decrease and an increase in protein and energy efficiency ratio, positively affect the composition of fatty acids and the stability of lipid peroxidation. The results obtained suggest the use of mineral raw materials from the Southern Federal District as a dietary component.
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Adding 3% Proval’skoye-deposit zeolite to starter feed increased sterlet weight growth and survival significantly (p≤0.05).
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Southern Russian mineral resources, particularly Proval’skoye zeolite, show potential as dietary components for aquaculture feeds.
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The Southern Federal District contains high-grade zeolite, bentonite, and glauconite deposits with up to 70% active components, but they are scarcely used in fish farming.
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The zeolite positively influenced fatty-acid composition and the stability of lipid peroxidation in sterlet.
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Zeolite supplementation decreased feed conversion and improved protein and energy efficiency ratios in sterlet.

sterlet fed starter feeds supplemented with zeolite from the Proval'skoye deposit in the Southern Federal District of Russia

the productive and biological effects of dietary zeolite, including growth, survival, feed conversion, protein and energy efficiency, fatty-acid composition, and lipid-peroxidation stability

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Nina Abrosimova
K. S. Abrosimova
Ekaterina Abrosimova
Yuriy Kokhanov
Tatyana Arutyunyan
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