The Effect of Different Intensity Water Flow on the Live Weight, Total Length and Tail Length in Male Guppies

Yıl 2019, , 344 - 347, 30.12.2019

Çetin Yağcılar , Mehmet Yardımcı

https://doi.org/10.35229/jaes.590853

Öz

In this research,
Poecilia reticulata male guppy fish in glass 100 * 35 * 45 size aquariums in
different levels of the flow of nature fish live weight, total length and tail
length, there was the length. The research was carried out on 3 different
groups, each containing 60 fish. The groups consisted of a control group
aquarium without surface discharge and two aquariums with a motor flow rate of
550 l h^-1 and 880 l h^-1. In addition to body measurements
taken in fish, measurements of water used were also recorded.The findings of
the study showed that the water flow created in the aquarium environment
resulted in a significant increase in live weight, total length and tail length
in male guppy fishes, thus allowing the female and male fish to be grown
simultaneously and presented to the market.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Live weight, Tail length, Poecilia reticulata, Total length, Surface flow

Kaynakça

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