LARVAL FEEDS FOR CRUSTACEANS SEEDS

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LARVAL FEEDS FOR CRUSTACEANS SEEDS

FEEDS FOR BABY CRABS 5 ZOEA MEGALOPA CRAB INSTAR

CRAB LARVAL FEEDS Crab instar ROTIFERS, ARTEMIA, ALGAL CULTURES + ARTIFICIAL SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDS Zoea 1-Rotifers only Zoea 2-5- Frozen Artemia Nauplii (FAN) and rotifers Megalopa and Crab instar -live Artemia Feed twice a day-morning and afternoon. Morning-rotifers till Z4 Afternoon-artemia except Z1 Algal culture- Chlorella, Chaetoceros, Tetraselmis, Skeletonema, Isochrisis. Crab instar

supplementary feeds Shrimp larval feed(Japan)-protein49%, fat 31%, Ash 5.5% and moisture 4.3% Giant freshwater prawn feeds-P55%, F8%, Ash 7% and moisture 5.5% (Treflan 0.7-10ppm use to control fungal growth in the medium)

CRAB LARVAL FEEDS LARVAL STAGES FEEDS QTY ZOEA 1-3 Algal cultures Rotifers Artificial feeds 30-60no./ml 0.5g/ton water ZOEA 4-5 Rotifers+F.artemia 5-50nos./ml MEGALOPA 2days old live artemia artificial feeds Bit of prawn flesh, bivalves, molluscs, squids & fish 50nos./ml 150-200g/ton of water CRAB INSTAR Flesh of prawn, bivalves, molluscs & fish 3-5% of biomass CRAB LARVAL FEEDS

CARE RISK- High mortality- survival rate as low as just 5-15% Excess foods/ faecal matters/ dead larvae/ moulted shell required to be continuously siphon out Continuous water aeration

FEEDS FOR LOBSTER LARVAE- PHYLLOSOMA

LOBSTERS LARVAL FEEDS The flat phyllosoma feeds on plankton before the metamorphosis into the juvenile state. Only Artemia and gonals of blue mussels mytilus in nursery tank Adults are nocturnal and migratory, living among rocks at depths of up to 65 m (213 ft), and feeding on sea urchins, clams, mussels and worms.