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The ratio of fish to egg is the most suitable.

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, As the first need for fish to absorb nutrients is to meet the needs of energy, according to the point of view of fish nutrition, energy is the basis of fish feed quality. The energy in the feed is the sum of the energy contained in the three major nutrients in the feed-protein, fat and sugar. As a nutritional ingredient, protein is not only the main energy supplying substance, but also has extremely important physiological functions, which can not be replaced by fat and sugar, and the demand for protein in fish is particularly high, so protein is

Since the first requirement of fish for nutrients is to satisfy energy requirements, energy is the basis of fish feed quality from the point of view of fish nutrition. The energy in the feed is the sum of the energy contained in the three major nutrients in the feed-protein, fat and sugar. As a nutritional component, protein is not only the main energy-supplying substance, but also has extremely important physiological functions, and these physiological functions cannot be replaced by fat and carbohydrate, and the demand for protein by fish is particularly high, so protein is the first nutritional component to be considered in feed. Therefore, fish nutrition experts have raised the relationship between energy and protein, how much energy and how much protein should be contained in the feed is reasonable, energy protein ratio (referred to as energy-protein ratio) is an indicator to measure it, it refers to the ratio of total energy (thousand joules) and crude protein (grams) contained in each kilogram of feed.

Energy-protein ratio has important practical significance in fish nutrition. A suitable ratio of energy to protein in feed is beneficial to the utilization of energy and protein, thus improving the utilization efficiency of feed. Therefore, it is very useful to study the suitable energy-egg ratio in fish feed for improving feed utilization efficiency and breeding effect. For example, the optimum energy-to-egg ratio of grass carp diet is 36.8~57.7 at juvenile stage, the optimum energy-to-egg ratio of black carp diet is 38.1, and the optimum energy-to-egg ratio of bream diet is 36.

 
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