Starvation has important effects on early development of fish. It determines the survival and growth of fish larvae,and plays an important role in the dynamics of fish population and fisheries recruitment. In this rev...Starvation has important effects on early development of fish. It determines the survival and growth of fish larvae,and plays an important role in the dynamics of fish population and fisheries recruitment. In this review,we discuss the current studies about the effects of starvation on growth and development of fish larval stage. The goals of this review are to understand some adaptive mechanisms and ecological countermeasures of starved fish larvae and to provide the scientific guideline for exploring early life history processes,evaluating the nutrition condition and growth of larval fish,protecting fish resource and breeding fish larvae.展开更多
According to risk sensitive foraging theory,animals forage in ways that not only maximize net caloric intake,but also minimize their probability of starvation（i.e.minimum food requirement）.Previous studies have show...According to risk sensitive foraging theory,animals forage in ways that not only maximize net caloric intake,but also minimize their probability of starvation（i.e.minimum food requirement）.Previous studies have shown that honey bee foragers prefer constant rewards over variable rewards.Prof.展开更多
This sixty-day study was performed to determine the effects of short-term starvation and refeeding cycles on growth, feeding performances and body composition of rainbow trout （Oncorhynchus mykiss）. Three hundred tr...This sixty-day study was performed to determine the effects of short-term starvation and refeeding cycles on growth, feeding performances and body composition of rainbow trout （Oncorhynchus mykiss）. Three hundred trout fingerlings with an average initial weight of 17.54-0.06 g were randomly distributed in 15 circular fiberglass tanks. The fish were exposed to 5 different feeding regimes; control： continuously fed twice daily to apparent satiation; T1： starved for 1 day and re-fed for 2 days; T2： starved for 1 day and re-fed for 4 days; T3： starved for 3 days and re-fed for 12 days; T4： starved for 4 days and re-fed for 16 days. At the end of the experiment, growth performance, feed utilization, whole body ash and moisture contents were not significantly （P〉0.05） different among the treatments. However, whole body protein content in T3 was significantly higher than other treatments （P〈0.05）. A significant difference in whole body fat content was observed between T3 and the control group at the end of the experiment （P〈0.05）. In conclusion this experiment suggests that feeding schedules involving starvation （1-4 days） and re-feeding cycles are a promising feed management tool for rainbow trout culture.展开更多
文摘Starvation has important effects on early development of fish. It determines the survival and growth of fish larvae,and plays an important role in the dynamics of fish population and fisheries recruitment. In this review,we discuss the current studies about the effects of starvation on growth and development of fish larval stage. The goals of this review are to understand some adaptive mechanisms and ecological countermeasures of starved fish larvae and to provide the scientific guideline for exploring early life history processes,evaluating the nutrition condition and growth of larval fish,protecting fish resource and breeding fish larvae.
文摘According to risk sensitive foraging theory,animals forage in ways that not only maximize net caloric intake,but also minimize their probability of starvation（i.e.minimum food requirement）.Previous studies have shown that honey bee foragers prefer constant rewards over variable rewards.Prof.
文摘This sixty-day study was performed to determine the effects of short-term starvation and refeeding cycles on growth, feeding performances and body composition of rainbow trout （Oncorhynchus mykiss）. Three hundred trout fingerlings with an average initial weight of 17.54-0.06 g were randomly distributed in 15 circular fiberglass tanks. The fish were exposed to 5 different feeding regimes; control： continuously fed twice daily to apparent satiation; T1： starved for 1 day and re-fed for 2 days; T2： starved for 1 day and re-fed for 4 days; T3： starved for 3 days and re-fed for 12 days; T4： starved for 4 days and re-fed for 16 days. At the end of the experiment, growth performance, feed utilization, whole body ash and moisture contents were not significantly （P〉0.05） different among the treatments. However, whole body protein content in T3 was significantly higher than other treatments （P〈0.05）. A significant difference in whole body fat content was observed between T3 and the control group at the end of the experiment （P〈0.05）. In conclusion this experiment suggests that feeding schedules involving starvation （1-4 days） and re-feeding cycles are a promising feed management tool for rainbow trout culture.
