Conditions for Oxygen-Packed Transportation of Penaeus Indicus seed (Record no. 25471)

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control field 20220210161517.0
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082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
Classification number 639.2
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100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Personal name Geetha Rani V Mani
245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT
Title Conditions for Oxygen-Packed Transportation of Penaeus Indicus seed
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT)
Place of publication, distribution, etc. Panangad
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Department of Aquaculture, College of Fisheries
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 1994
502 ## - DISSERTATION NOTE
Degree type MSc
520 3# - SUMMARY, ETC.
Summary, etc. The effect of four levels of packing density, (200PL/1, 300PL/1, 400PL/1 and 500PL/1), three levels of salinity (20ppt, 25ppt and 30ppt) and two levels of temperature (30_+ 1°C and 23 + 2°C) on the oxygen consumption rate of Penaeus indicus post-larvae (PL20) was investigated in a closed type respirometer. The dissolved oxygen in the test chamber decreased with the oxygen consumption of the animals. Oxygen consumption was found to vary with ambient oxygen levels at the different packing densities. Among the three salinities, and two temperatures, the lowest rate of oxygen consumption was recorded at 25ppt and 23 +_ 2°C.
The effect of these factors on the duration and survival of transportation of the shrimp seed in specially designed hard plastic containers fitted with facilities for oxygen packing under uniform pressure (0.2 Kg/cm2) showed that oxygen packing in hypothermal conditions could help in increasing duration and survival. Salinity of 20-25ppt was found to give longer duration of survival. With increase in packing density, there was considerable reduction in the duration and survival of transportation of the seed.

Cannibalism was observed as the major cause of mortality and it could be reduced by

lowering of temperature. 200PL/1 could be transported with 100% survival within 6.5-8.5h

at ambient temperature of 30+- 1°C under the afore-mentioned type of oxygen-packing. By

lowering the temperature to 23 +-_ 2°C it was possible to safely transport with 100%

survival the same numbers for more than 20h. Corresponding duration at 500PL/1 with

100% survival was 1-1.5h at ambient temperature and 4-5h at lowered temperature.
To reduce cannibalism at ambient temperatures, hollow plastic translucent habitat material was incorporated into the oxygen-packed jars. This experiment was conducted at 25ppt salinity at different packing densities of 200PL/1, 300PL/1, 400PL/1 and 500PL/1.
Relatively longer duration and higher survival was observed only at higher packing densities of 400PL/1 and 500PL/1 with the introduction of the habitat material.
Water quality parameters in the experimental jars were analysed initially and finally at 70% survival rate. The reduction in dissolved oxygen levels in the oxygen-packed jars was well above the lethal limits even at the highest packing density of 500PL/1 at 70% survival. The decrease in dissolved oxygen levels and increase in ammonia-N and free carbon dioxide, differed with the duration of packing, temperature and packing density.
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Personal name Jayasree Vadhyar K (Guide)
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