2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.aquaculture.2011.09.017
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Utilization of waste from a marine recirculating fish culture system as a feed source for the polychaete worm, Nereis virens

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“…Brown et al. () indicated a 3%/day in specific growth rate in N. virens fed with waste halibut pellets faeces during a 71‐day experiment. Honda and Kikuch () also obtained a specific growth rate of up to 1.66%/day in P. nuntia vallata fed with flounder faeces and 3.23%/day in Nereis fed with a diet formulated for polychaetes within a 15‐day period.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Brown et al. () indicated a 3%/day in specific growth rate in N. virens fed with waste halibut pellets faeces during a 71‐day experiment. Honda and Kikuch () also obtained a specific growth rate of up to 1.66%/day in P. nuntia vallata fed with flounder faeces and 3.23%/day in Nereis fed with a diet formulated for polychaetes within a 15‐day period.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This was similar to the lipid levels reported for Perinereis sp. by Meunpol et al (2005) ) were lower than levels found by Brown et al (2011) in N. virens (130-170 g kg…”
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“…and M. sanguinea, respectively, and Brown et al (2011) reported 570-620 g kg À1 in cultured N. virens. The protein/lipid ratio for our farm-raised P. helleri in 2010 (6 : 1) aligned well with that recommended for shrimp feed by Akiyama & Dominy (1989), and the higher protein ratios from our earlier work in 2007 (up to 9 : 1 in small worms) suggest that P. helleri alone can provide adequate energy levels for shrimp.…”
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“…Brown et al . () assessed the costs and potential benefits in terms of waste treatment/mitigation and economic return from using Nereis virens as a component of an integrated aquaculture system.…”
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confidence: 99%