Culture and feeding of house fly Musca sp. larvae to Tilapia nilotica fingerlings (Philippines)

Guererro, R.D.; Alamar, M.E.

Culture and feeding of house fly Musca sp. larvae to Tilapia nilotica fingerlings (Philippines)

1982

Guererro, R.D. | Alamar, M.E.

The larvae of house fly Musca sp. were cultured in plastic basins using fine rice bran, dried ipil-ipil leaves, ground rice hulls and Marfon. Results indicated that Marfon produced the highest fresh weight of larvae at the lowest price followed by fine rice bran. Feeding of T. nilotica in aquaria with frozen larvae gave feed conversion ratios of 1:8 and 1:9 for feeding rates of 17% and 37% of body weight, respectively

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alimentation des poissons filipinas musca philippines piscicultura pisciculture tilapia tilapia (genre)

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Alimentacion de peces

Language

English

Note

Summary only (En)

Type

Conference; Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Proceedings of the Thirteenth Anniversary and Annual Convention of the Pest Control Council of the Philippines, Pest Control Council of the Philippines, College, Laguna.- College, Laguna (Philippines), 1982. vp.

Conference

13. Anniversary and Annual Convention of the Pest Control Council of the Philippines, Baguio City (Philippines), 5-8 May 1982

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Culture and feeding of house fly Musca sp. larvae to Tilapia nilotica fingerlings (Philippines)

1982

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