EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum

Shortfin silverside Chirostoma is an endemic fish of Mexico, a member of the Family Atherinidae that requires strategies to facilitate its management in captivity and to increase its production, due to its economic importance and commercial demand. Therefore the selection of C. humboldtianum on diff...

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Autores: Gabriela Vázquez Silva, Fernando Carlos Arana Magallón, Ramón De Lara Andrade, Laura Georgina Núñez García, Ana Karen López de la Rosa
Tipo de recurso: artículo
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Fecha de publicación:2018
País:México
Institución:Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana
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Palabra clave:Veterinaria
spawning
breeding
reproduction
Shortfin silverside fish
plants and synthetic substrates
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spelling EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianumGabriela Vázquez SilvaFernando Carlos Arana MagallónRamón De Lara AndradeLaura Georgina Núñez GarcíaAna Karen López de la RosaVeterinariaspawningbreedingreproductionShortfin silverside fishplants and synthetic substratesShortfin silverside Chirostoma is an endemic fish of Mexico, a member of the Family Atherinidae that requires strategies to facilitate its management in captivity and to increase its production, due to its economic importance and commercial demand. Therefore the selection of C. humboldtianum on different substrates of plant and synthetic origin in spawning, egg viability and survival of fingerlings of this species was compared. The study was conducted in circular ponds 3 m Ø pit provided with plants including Ceratophyllum demersum, Eichhornia crassipes and Cassuarina equisetifolia, and synthetic substrates such as nylon fibers, Agave spp and polyethylene fibers for spawning. The proportion of eggs and the viability of eggs and fingerlings on each repetition substrate was recorded. The results showed that the selection of spawning substrates was significant in E. crassipes and C. equisetifolia (P <0.05), followed by the nylon f ibers. With respect to the values of viability eggs and fingerlings were higher in E. crassipes, C. equisetifolia, and nylon fibers (P <0.05). The alternative use of substrates in the reproduction, spawning and rearing of C. humboldtianum in captivity is possible, and aquatic vegetation could replace with synthetic substrates that are adequate and that perform the nesting and management of this species of commercial interest.Universidad del Zulia2018info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdf0798-2259https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=95978831001Revista Científica (República Bolivariana de Venezuela) Num.3 Vol.XXVIIIreponame:Redalyc-UAMinstname:Universidad Autónoma Metropolitanainstacron:UAMenhttp://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=959Revista Científicainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:redalyc.org:959788310012025-03-05T19:10:25Z
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
title EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
spellingShingle EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
Gabriela Vázquez Silva
Veterinaria
spawning
breeding
reproduction
Shortfin silverside fish
plants and synthetic substrates
title_short EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
title_full EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
title_fullStr EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
title_full_unstemmed EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
title_sort EVALUATION OF THE USE OF PLANT AND SYNTHETIC SUBSTRATES IN SPAWNING, EGG VIABILITY AND SURVIVAL OF FINGERLINGS OF Chirostoma humboldtianum
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Gabriela Vázquez Silva
Fernando Carlos Arana Magallón
Ramón De Lara Andrade
Laura Georgina Núñez García
Ana Karen López de la Rosa
author Gabriela Vázquez Silva
author_facet Gabriela Vázquez Silva
Fernando Carlos Arana Magallón
Ramón De Lara Andrade
Laura Georgina Núñez García
Ana Karen López de la Rosa
author_role author
author2 Fernando Carlos Arana Magallón
Ramón De Lara Andrade
Laura Georgina Núñez García
Ana Karen López de la Rosa
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Veterinaria
spawning
breeding
reproduction
Shortfin silverside fish
plants and synthetic substrates
topic Veterinaria
spawning
breeding
reproduction
Shortfin silverside fish
plants and synthetic substrates
description Shortfin silverside Chirostoma is an endemic fish of Mexico, a member of the Family Atherinidae that requires strategies to facilitate its management in captivity and to increase its production, due to its economic importance and commercial demand. Therefore the selection of C. humboldtianum on different substrates of plant and synthetic origin in spawning, egg viability and survival of fingerlings of this species was compared. The study was conducted in circular ponds 3 m Ø pit provided with plants including Ceratophyllum demersum, Eichhornia crassipes and Cassuarina equisetifolia, and synthetic substrates such as nylon fibers, Agave spp and polyethylene fibers for spawning. The proportion of eggs and the viability of eggs and fingerlings on each repetition substrate was recorded. The results showed that the selection of spawning substrates was significant in E. crassipes and C. equisetifolia (P <0.05), followed by the nylon f ibers. With respect to the values of viability eggs and fingerlings were higher in E. crassipes, C. equisetifolia, and nylon fibers (P <0.05). The alternative use of substrates in the reproduction, spawning and rearing of C. humboldtianum in captivity is possible, and aquatic vegetation could replace with synthetic substrates that are adequate and that perform the nesting and management of this species of commercial interest.
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