- Effect of Fish Meal Replacement with Filleting Waste in Fish Feed for Maejo Buk Siam Hybrid Catfish on Growth Performance
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growth performance, Maejo Buk Siam hybrid catfish, processing waste, fishmeal-replaced feedAbstract
The study of the effect of fish meal replacement with filleting waste (FW) on growth performance of the Maejo Buk Siam hybrid catfish (Pangasianodon gigas x P. hypophthalmus) was conducted by feeding the hybrid with diets in which fish meal was supplemented with 3 levels of FW, 1) 0% (control), 2) 25% and 3) 50%. The study which was conducted in cages showed that the 25 and 50% replacement of fish meal with FW resulted in higher weight gain than the 0% FW feed (control) (p<0.05). Moreover, the replacement of fish meal with FW 25 and 50% reduced fish feed cost by 1.27 and 2.14 Baht/kg while the production cost per a kg of fish was reduced by 8.72 and 8.34 Baht/kg, respectively.
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