“…Due to are sterile and at adult stages exhibit better growth than their diploid counterparts, because the 53 sterility prevents energy loss for gamete production and negative effects of sexual maturation for 54 meat quality (Flajshans et al, 2010;Ozorio et al, 2012).Moreover, the use of sterile triploids in aquaculture can reduce the risks of propagation of non-native escapees into the wild (Ozorio et al, 2012;Ribeiro, Gomes, Vieira, Tabata, Takahashi, & Moreira, 2012). Nevertheless, in spite of the better fillet quality of triploids because of the prevention of mobilization of stored lipids for gonad development, they were reported to have a lesser sum of PUFA in the flesh compared to diploid individuals (Flajshans et al, 2010;Ozorio et al, 2012;Manor, Weber, Salem, Yao, Aussanasuwannakul, & Kenney, 2012;Ribeiro et al, 2012;Manor, Weber, Cleveland, & Kenney, 2014). Therefore, it was suggested to improve PUFA content in muscle of triploids by dietary supplementation of PUFA (Ribeiro et al, 2012).…”