The effect of live prey fish feeding on acceptance of dry feed of pikeperch (Sander lucioperca L.)
Keywords:
pikeperch, dry-feed, prey fishAbstract
The aim of the experiment was to find out whether pikeperch (Sander lucioperca L.) trained on pellet feed would accept artificial pellets again, after consuming prey fish. Yearlings of pikeperch previously accustomed to pellet feeding were subjected to the following four treatments during a 23 day long experiment:
- Control (C): fish were fed with pelleted feed during the whole experiment
- Two days (2D): fish were fed with topmouth gudgeon (Pseudorasbora parva) for two days and after one day of starvation, with pelleted feed until the end of the experiment
- Eight days (8D): fish were fed with topmouth gudgeon for eight days and after one starvation day with pelleted feed until the end of the experiment.
- Fifteen days (15D): fish were fed with topmouth gudgeon for 15 days and after one starvation day with pelleted feed until the end of the experiment.
The fish accepted dry pellets after two as well as eight days of predation, but refused to do so after 15 days of predation. Growth loss was observed in the 15D groups, although in the other treatments the growth rate also dropped. Even then, the difference was still significant between the 15D treatment and the others. According to the results, a few days of prey fish feeding does not affect the acceptance of dry feed in pikeperch.
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