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Int. j. morphol ; 34(1): 143-148, Mar. 2016. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-780487

ABSTRACT

For successful fish larviculture thorough studies describing the development of fish in different morphological aspects are required, as they are crucial for larval survival and growth. The present study described in Prochilodus lineatus larvae the osteological development of the vertebral column and caudal skeleton 30 days after hatching (dah). Larvae were obtained by artificial induction of adults. The beginning of formation of the spine occurs between 10 to 12 dah (8.3 mm standard length, SL) simultaneously to the first neural and hemal processes and the pre-caudal vertebral bodies. The ossification of the vertebral column occurred in cranio-caudal direction and was completed at 28 dah (22.6 mm SL). The development of the caudal skeleton elements started between 6 and 8 dah with the formation of the hypurals (H), the parahipural (PH) and the primary and secondary caudal rays. H 1 to H 3 were formed as cartilaginous primordia on the ventral side of the distal portion of the notochord, while the PH and H 4 to H 6 were formed subsequently. The first rays of the caudal fin were observed in correspondence with the formation of H 2 and H 3, while complete formation of the caudal fin was observed at 28 dah. The epurals, three in number, were evident as cartilaginous elements located both dorsal and distal in the notochord. Central ural complex (CUC) was formed by the fusion of three structures, the center preural 1 and urals 1 and 2. Development of the vertebral column and the caudal skeleton in P. lineatus larvae showed similar patterns to those described for other teleosts.


Se describe el desarrollo osteológico de la columna vertebral y del esqueleto caudal en larvas de sábalo (Prochilodus lineatus) bajo condiciones controladas hasta los 30 días posteriores a la eclosión (dpe). El inicio de la formación de la columna vertebral fue observado entre los 10-12 dpe (8,3 mm de longitud estándar, LE) con la aparición de los primeros procesos neurales, hemales y cuerpos vertebrales pre-caudales. La osificación de la columna vertebral ocurrió en sentido cráneo-caudal y fue completa a los 28 dpe (22,6 mm LE). El esqueleto caudal inició su desarrollo entre los 6 y 8 dpe con la formación de los hipurales (H), parahipural (PH) y los radios caudales principales y secundarios. Los H 1 al 3 se formaron como primordios cartilaginosos en la cara ventral de la porción distal de la notocorda, mientras que posteriormente se formaron los H 4 al 6 y el PH. Los primeros radios de la aleta caudal fueron observados en correspondencia con la formación de los H 2 y 3, mientras que a los 28 dpe se observó la completa formación de los mismos, existiendo 10 radios en el lóbulo dorsal y 9 en el lóbulo ventral. Los epurales, en número de tres, fueron evidentes como elementos cartilaginosos en dorsal de la notocorda y distalmente a los arcos neurales, permaneciendo sin osificarse hasta los 25 dpe. El complejo centro ural se constituyó por la fusión de tres estructuras, el centro preural 1, el ural 1 y 2. El desarrollo de la columna vertebral y del esqueleto caudal muestran patrones similares a los descriptos en otros teleósteos.


Subject(s)
Animals , Characiformes , Larva/growth & development , Spine/growth & development , Aquaculture , Skeleton/growth & development
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Ciênc. rural ; 45(9): 1667-1673, set. 2015. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-756414

ABSTRACT

The pacu (Piaractus mesopotamicus) is a neotropical freshwater fish. It is one of the most important species farmed in areas of the Parana and Paraguay Rivers basins. The effects of different rearing protocols on growth, survival and incidence of skeletal malformations in pacu larvae were analyzed. A total of six experimental treatments were considered, consisting of: a semi-intensive larviculture (LS) in ponds; intensive larviculture (LIn) in laboratory (both LS and LIn until 60 days of life); and mixed larviculture, with 20 days of semi-intensive larviculture into cages in ponds after 14 (L1), 21 (L2), 33 (L3) or 40 (L4) days of laboratory larviculture. At the end of the experimental period, LSlarvae showed higher growth rate, with average weight values (2.28g) and total length (TL-48.20mm) statistically higher than the rest (P<0.05). L1 to L4 treatments showed intermediate growth values, without differences between them (P>0.05), while LIn presented the lowest growth (P<0.05). Survival was around 75% in all experimental groups, except LS, that presented a significantly lower value (17.5%, P<0.05). Skeletal abnormalities were detected in all experimental treatments, but LIn and L1 presented the lowest incidence. In no case, visible morphological alterations were found. This study shows that prolonging pacu rearing under laboratory conditions at high densities improves temporal availability and survival of juvenile without affecting growth or subsequent osteological development of fish.

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O pacu (Piaractus mesopotamicus) é um peixe neotropical de água doce. É uma das espécies mais importantes cultivadas em áreas de bacias dos rios Paraná e Paraguay. Foi analisado o efeito da duração da larvicultura intensiva no crescimento, sobrevivência e incidência de malformações ósseas em pacu. Os tratamentos consistiram de uma larvicultura semi-intensiva (LS) em viveiros, larvicultura intensiva no laboratório até 60 dias de idade (LIn), ou misto, com 20 dias de larvicultura semi-intensiva após 14 (L1), 21 (L2), 33 (L3) e 40 (L4) dias de larvicultura no laboratório. No final da experiência, as larvas do tratamento LS apresentaram maior crescimento, com valores de peso médios (2,28g) e comprimento total (CT-48,20mm) estatisticamente superior ao resto (P<0,05). Os tratamentos L1 a L4apresentaram valores de crescimento intermediários, sem diferença estatística entre eles (P>0,05), enquanto LIn apresentaram os menores valores de crescimento estimados (P<0,05). A sobrevivência foi estimada em torno de 75% em todos os grupos, com exceção do LS, o qual apresentou um valor mais baixo (17,5%, P<0,05). Em todos os tratamentos experimentais, foram detectadas alterações esqueléticas, mas em nenhum caso foi encontrado alteração morfológica visível. O presente estudo mostra que a retenção prolongada de larvas de pacu em alta densidade melhora a disponibilidade temporal e sobrevivência dos juvenis, sem afetar o crescimento ou desenvolvimento osteológico posterior destes.

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Int. j. morphol ; 30(4): 1520-1525, dic. 2012. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-670174

ABSTRACT

Se analiza por primera vez el desarrollo osteológico de la columna vertebral y del esqueleto caudal en larvas de Rhamdia quelen mantenidas bajo condiciones controladas y con alimentación artificial. Entre los días 1 a 20 posteriores a la eclosión (dpe) se muestrearon a intervalos regulares 400 larvas, que se colorearon y transparentaron siguiendo la técnica de Taylor & Van Dike. En los primeros días de vida, las larvas presentan una notocorda recta en toda su longitud. El inicio de la formación de la columna vertebral fue observado a los 7 dpe con la aparición de las espinas neurales y hemales, y entre los 9 y 10 dpe para las tres primeras vértebras. La osificación de la columna vertebral ocurrió en sentido cráneo-caudal y fue completa a los 20 dpe. El esqueleto caudal inicia su desarrollo entre los 3 y 4 dpe, con la formación de los hipurales (H), parahipural (PH) y los radios caudales. Los H 1 al 4 se formaron como primordios cartilaginosos en la cara ventral de la porción distal de la notocorda, mientras que posteriormente lo hicieron el H 5 y el PH en el extremo distal y proximal del esqueleto caudal, respectivamente. El complejo centro ural (CCU) se osificó inicialmente en dos partes, una anterior que resulta de la combinación del centro preural 1 y el ural 1 y una posterior con el ural 2. Los primeros radios de la aleta caudal aparecieron en larvas en flexión, mientras que después de los 13 dpe, todos los ejemplares presentaron los radios principales osificados (ocho en la parte superior y ocho en la inferior). El desarrollo de la columna vertebral y del esqueleto caudal en R. quelen muestra patrones similares a los descriptos en otros peces teleósteos aunque con algunas particularidades que lo diferencian de los grupos relacionados.


The osteological development of vertebral column and caudal skeleton in Rhamdia quelen larvae under controlled conditions and artificial feeding is analyzed. Between 1 to 20 day post hatching (dph) four hundred larvae were sampled at regular intervals, and subsequently colored and transparent following the Taylor & Van Dyke technique. In the first days of life, larvae have a straight notochord throughout its length. The beginning of the vertebral column formation was observed at 7 dph with the emergence of neural and haemal spines arches, and between 9 and 10 dph for the first three vertebrae. The ossification of the vertebral column occurred in cranial-caudal direction and was complete at 20 dph. The caudal skeleton begins to develop between 3 and 4 dph, with the formation of the hypurals (H), parahipural (PH) and caudal fin rays. The H 1 to 4 were formed as cartilaginous primordia on the ventral surface of the distal portion of the notochord, and then later the H 5 and PH in distal and proximal extreme of the caudal skeleton, respectively. Central ural complex (CUC) was ossified in two parts, one anterior that is a combination of central preural 1 and ural 1 and other posterior with the ural 2. The first caudal fin rays appear in flexion larvae, while after 13 dph, all specimens had ossified principal rays (eight rays in both upper and lower lobes). The development of the vertebral column and caudal skeleton shows similar patterns to those described in other teleost fish although with some peculiarities that differentiate it from related groups.


Subject(s)
Animals , Osteogenesis/physiology , Catfishes/growth & development , Skeleton/growth & development , Spine/growth & development , Aquaculture , Larva
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Ciênc. rural ; 42(9): 1662-1668, set. 2012. ilus, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-648458

ABSTRACT

The effects of the replacement of bread yeast by soybean meal in diets for Rhamdia quelen larvae on growth, survival, and intestinal morphology were analysed. Larvae were fed for 20 days with five diets: a control diet formulated with 57% of bread yeast, and other four diets in which soybean meal at concentrations of 14.25, 28.5, 42.75 and 57% was added to obtain 25, 50, 75 and 100% of bread yeast replacement. Growth and survival parameters were negatively affected by dietary soybean meal inclusion. Larvae fed control diet showed significantly higher mean weight, specific growth rate, final biomass, and survival rate than larvae from other treatments. Enterocyte height and fold width of the posterior intestine showed highest values in the control group, and an inverse linear relationship with the level of dietary soybean meal inclusion was observed, however, in the anterior intestine the morphology parameters were not affected by the diet. These results indicate that inclusion of soybean meal in diets for R. quelen larvae negatively affects growth and survival, as well as the capacity for digestion and absorption of nutrients, mainly in the posterior intestine.


Neste estudo, foi analisado o efeito da substituição de levedura de pão por farelo de soja em dietas para larvas de Rhamdia quelen no crescimento, sobrevivência e morfologia intestinal. As larvas foram alimentadas durante 20 dias com cinco dietas experimentais: uma dieta controle formulada com 57% de levedura de pão e quatro dietas em que o farelo de soja foi adicionado em 14,25, 28,5, 42,75 e 57% para obter 25, 50, 75 e 100% de substituição de levedura de pão. As variáveis de crescimento e sobrevivência foram negativamente afetadas pela inclusão da soja na dieta. As larvas alimentadas com a dieta controle apresentaram maior peso médio, taxa de crescimento específico, biomassa final e sobrevivência, diferindo significativamente dos demais tratamentos. A altura dos enterócitos e a largura das pregas no intestino posterior apresentaram valores mais elevados no grupo controle, enquanto nos demais tratamentos mostraram uma relação linear inversa com o nível de inclusão de farelo de soja na dieta. No entanto, no intestino anterior, os parâmetros morfológicos não foram afetados pela dieta. Esses resultados indicam que a inclusão de farelo de soja em dietas para larvas de R. quelen afeta negativamente o crescimento e sobrevivência, bem como a capacidade de digestão e absorção de nutrientes, principalmente no intestino posterior.

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Ciênc. rural ; 40(5): 1180-1185, maio 2010. graf, tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-552143

ABSTRACT

Realizou-se um experimento fatorial 3x2, com três repetições (n=18), a fim de avaliar o crescimento e a sobrevivência de juvenis de jundiá (Rhamdia quelen) recriados em tanques-rede e dispostos em tanques externos até os 65 dias de vida. Os peixes utilizados provêm de um sistema de larvicultura intensiva, em que foram alimentados em laboratório com três rações diferentes até os 10 e 15 dias de vida, antes de serem transferidos para os tanques-rede. Uma vez nos tanques-rede, os peixes foram alimentados até a saciedade com ração balanceada comercial contendo 28 por cento de proteína bruta. Ao final do ensaio, não foram observadas diferenças significativas entre os tratamentos para nenhum dos parâmetros estimados (P>0,05). Da mesma maneira, os valores de crescimento e sobrevivência obtidos foram similares entre os grupos de peixes transferidos aos 10 e 15 dias de vida. Os resultados demonstram que a passagem das larvas de jundiá para os tanques-rede de recria aos 10 dias de vida seria o manejo mais recomendável, diminuindo os custos da alimentação e operativos que implicam o estágio de larvicultura sob condições controladas de laboratório.


A 3x2 factorial trial with three replicates (n=18) was carried out aiming to evaluate Rhamdia quelen fingerling growth and survival rates, stocked in cages, in external ponds until attain 65 days of life. Fish used come from an intensive hatchery system, where were fed in laboratory with three different diets until attain 10 and 15 days old, before being transferred to cages. Once in cages, fishes were fed until satiation with commercial balanced diet containing 28 percent crude protein. At the end of the experience, there were no significant differences between treatments for any of the estimated parameters (P> 0.05). Similarly, the values of growth and survival obtained were similar between the groups of fish transferred with 10 and 15 days old. The results show that transference of 10 days old catfish larvae to the cages would be the more appropriate management, reducing feeding and operating costs that involves the larviculture under controlled laboratory conditions.

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Ciênc. rural ; 39(3): 878-884, maio-jun. 2009. ilus, tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-514070

ABSTRACT

O presente estudo teve como objetivo avaliar diferentes fontes de proteína na primeira alimentação de jundiá (Rhamdia quelen) sob condições de laboratório. Foram testadas três rações balanceadas secas: ovo de peixe (TA), hidrolisado de carcaça do peixe (TB) e fígado de frango cru (TC), na quais foram analisadas, pelo crescimento, a biomassa final produzida e a sobrevivência das larvas. O ensaio teve uma duração de 20 dias, e as rações foram fornecidas ad libitum. As larvas alimentadas com ovo de peixe apresentaram os melhores resultados com peso médio individual de 340mg, sobrevivência de 57 por cento e biomassa final de 1.350mg, diferindo significativamente dos demais tratamentos. Os resultados indicaram que a formulação de rações balanceadas com ovos de peixes fornecida na primeira alimentação de larvas de jundiá pode tornar-se uma alternativa promissora na larvicultura dessa espécie.


This study aimed to evaluate different proteins sources in first feeding of jundiá (Rhamdia quelen) under laboratory conditions. Three balanced dry rations were tested, fish roe (TA), biological fish silage (TB) and crude chicken liver (TC) evaluating specific growth rate, final biomass produced and survival rate. The experiment was performed in 20 days, and all the rations were provided ad libitum. Larvae fed with fish roe presented better results, with 340mg of individual mean weight, 57 percent of survival rate and 1.350mg of final biomass, differing significantly with the other treatments. The results show that the inclusion of fish roe in balanced rations offered at the first feeding of jundiá larvae may become a promising alternative for the hatchering of the species.

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