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https://repo.btu.kharkov.ua/handle/123456789/63070| Title: | Ефективність вирощування чорної левинки (Hermetia illucens) для потреб рибхозів |
| Other Titles: | The efficiency of growing Hermetia illucens for the needs of fish farms |
| Authors: | Куліш, Ярина Володимирівна |
| metadata.dc.contributor.advisor: | Гноєвий, І. В. |
| metadata.dc.contributor.affiliation: | Державний біотехнологічний університет Кафедра біотехнології, молекулярної біології та водних біоресурсів |
| Keywords: | амінокислоти;ефективність годівлі риб;лялечки мухи чорна левинка;норма введення в раціон;субстрат для вирощування;хітин;amino acids;efficiency of fish feeding;black lionfish fly pupae;rate of introduction into the diet;growing substrate;chitin |
| Issue Date: | 2024 |
| Publisher: | Харків: ДБТУ |
| Citation: | Куліш Я. В. Ефективність вирощування чорної левинки (Hermetia illucens) для потреб рибхозів: кваліфікаційна робота магістра: спец. 207 - Воднi бiоресурси i аквакультура; наук. кер. І. В. Гноєвий. Харків: ДБТУ, 2024. 68 с. |
| Abstract: | Мета кваліфікаційної роботи – дослідити технологію вирощування личинок
чорної левинки (Hermetia illucens), виробництво борошна та гранул з них, дослідити
ефективність використання цих кормів у годівлі різних видів риб.
Для вирішення мети були поставлені завдання:
1. Дослідити технологію вирощування та поживність личинок чорної левинки.
2. Дослідити ефективність різних субстратів для вирощування личинок чорної
левинки.
3. Вивчити ефективність використання кормів з чорної левинки в годівлі різних
видів риб.
4. Дослідити ефективність використання чорної левинки в годівлі бійцівських
рибок.
5. Дослідити ефективність використання чорної левинки в годівлі форелі. The purpose of the qualification work is to investigate the technology of growing larvae of the black lionfish (Hermetia illucens), the production of flour and granules from them, to investigate the effectiveness of using these feeds in feeding various types of fish. To solve the goal, the tasks were set: 1. To study the cultivation technology and nutrition of black lionfish larvae. 2. Investigate the effectiveness of various substrates for rearing black lionfish larvae. 3. To study the effectiveness of using feed from black lionfish in feeding different types of fish. 4. To investigate the effectiveness of using black lionfish in feeding fighting fish. 5. To investigate the effectiveness of using black lionfish in feeding trout. |
| URI: | https://repo.btu.kharkov.ua/handle/123456789/63070 |
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