The Growth And Survival Of Juvenile Black Sea Bass, "Centropristis Striata," On An Artificial (Salmon Chow) Versus A Natural (Grass Shrimp) Diet

Power, Alan; Lee, Tiffany; Recicar, Todd; Sweeney-, Reeves Mary; Walker, Randal L.

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The Growth And Survival Of Juvenile Black Sea Bass, "Centropristis Striata," On An Artificial (Salmon Chow) Versus A Natural (Grass Shrimp) Diet

2002
By Power, Alan ; Lee, Tiffany ; Recicar, Todd ; ...
Series: Marine Extension Bulletin No. 24

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Personal Author:

Power, Alan ; Lee, Tiffany ; Recicar, Todd ; Sweeney-, Reeves Mary ; Walker, Randal L.
Corporate Authors:

Georgia Sea Grant Program
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

GAUS (Georgia Sea Grant)
Description:

This study examines the growth of juvenile black sea bass "Centropristis striata" when fed the optimum diet of salmon chow versus a more natural diet consisting of live shrimp. The grass shrimp ("Paleamonetes pugio") is a common salt- marsh crustacean that is abundant enough to be used as food source for the developing black sea bass aquaculture industry.
Keywords:

Aquaculture Black Sea Bass Feeding And Feeds Growth Black Sea Bass Feeding And Feeds
Series:

Marine Extension Bulletin No. 24
Sea Grant Document Number:

GAUS-G-02-001
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
Place as Subject:

Georgia
Rights Information:

Public Domain
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Library
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urn:sha256:bf59e300c390d3b37140f7313d08c766f1f1a00133ecec3242677108a63b7cc7
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https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/37635/noaa_37635_DS1.pdf
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