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| Recent Advances | |
| Aquaculture development in Australia and New Zealand | |
| Recent Advances in south and southâÇôeast Asia | |
| New Trends in North America | |
| New trends in Europe | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Spiny lobsters | |
| Introduction | |
| Life history | |
| Impetus for lobster farming and fisheries enhancement including current and prospective markets | |
| History of spiny lobster aquaculture | |
| Economics and sustainability of capturing wild juveniles for aquaculture | |
| Broodstock management | |
| Selection and husbandry of captive broodstock | |
| Diseases of broodstock | |
| Larval rearing | |
| Duration of larval development of various species | |
| Rapid assessment of larval quality before rearing | |
| Culture systems for larval rearing | |
| Control for yearâÇôround larval supply | |
| Water quality and microbial control | |
| Filtration and treatment of culture water | |
| FlowâÇôthrough and recirculation systems | |
| Diseases of larval culture | |
| Disinfection of culture water | |
| Use of antibiotics | |
| Larval foods | |
| Live, inert and formulated options | |
| Raising of pueruli | |
| Conflicts with fishers | |
| Economic and biological feasibility for larval culture of various species | |
| Future developments | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Slipper lobsters | |
| Introduction | |
| Habitat, Distribution and Fishery | |
| Biology | |
| Aquaculture potential | |
| Marketing | |
| Hatchery production of seed | |
| History of larval rearing | |
| Broodstock management | |
| Mating, Spawning, Egg and Larval production | |
| Larval stages and Rearing | |
| Larval feeds | |
| Culture systems for larval rearing | |
| Static and Flow through | |
| Recirculation | |
| Nursery rearing | |
| Water quality and disease management | |
| GrowâÇôout | |
| Indoor tanks | |
| Earthen ponds | |
| Cages | |
| Feeds for growâÇôout | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Mud crabs | |
| Introduction | |
| Biology | |
| Life cycle | |
| Mud crab culture | |
| Brood stock management | |
| Hatchery development | |
| Larval feeds | |
| Cannibalism | |
| Grow out system | |
| Fattening | |
| New technology in hatchery management | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Yellow tail king fish | |
| Introduction | |
| Biology | |
| Life cycle | |
| Yellow tail king fish culture in Japan | |
| Brood stock management | |
| Hatchery development | |
| Grow out cages | |
| New Technology in hatchery management | |
| Yellow tail king fish culture in Australia | |
| Broodstock management | |
| Feed and additives | |
| Tanks | |
| Larvae rearing | |
| Systems | |
| Live feed Enrichments | |
| Growth rates | |
| Weaning | |
| Deformities | |
| Grow out | |
| Cages and tanks | |
| Feed | |
| Diseases | |
| Recent advances in juvenile production | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Dolphin fish | |
| Introduction | |
| Fishery | |
| History of aquaculture in Hawaii | |
| Fingerlings production | |
| Broodstock capture and management | |
| Larval production | |
| Larval feed | |
| Health management of larvae and fingerlings | |
| Transport | |
| GrowâÇôout | |
| GrowâÇôsystem design and types | |
| Cages | |
| Tanks | |
| Feeding and Nutrition | |
| Diseases | |
| Markets | |
| Discussions and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) | |
| Introduction | |
| Hatchery production of fingerlings | |
| Selection and transport of broodstock | |
| Broodstock management | |
| Spawning and initial larval rearing | |
| Larval feed production | |
| Disease management in hatchery | |
| Cage farming | |
| Designs and stocking densities | |
| Feeding and nutrition | |
| Grading | |
| Harvesting and post harvest handling | |
| Product forms and new markets | |
| Technological advances | |
| Recirculating systems for cobia production | |
| Water quality management | |
| Feed and health management | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Composite fish farming in China and India | |
| Introduction | |
| Composite culture of carps in China | |
| Species farmed | |
| Grass carp | |
| BigâÇôhead carp | |
| Silver carp | |
| Black carp | |
| Mud carp | |
| Other carps | |
| Fry production | |
| Broodstock selection | |
| Introducing spawning | |
| Fry rearing | |
| Nursing | |
| Culture protocol | |
| Composite culture of carps in India | |
| Species farmed | |
| Fry production | |
| Rearing system | |
| Feeding and Nutrition | |
| Health management | |
| Recent advances in nutrition and genetics | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Barramundi | |
| Introduction | |
| Hatchery production of fingerlings | |
| Selection and transport of broodstock | |
| Broodstock management | |
| Spawning and initial larval rearing | |
| Larval feed production | |
| Disease management in hatchery | |
| Acclimation protocol | |
| Farming systems | |
| Cage farming | |
| PurposeâÇôbuilt pond farming | |
| Farming in a recirculating system | |
| Designs and stocking densities | |
| Feeding and nutrition | |
| Grading | |
| Product forms and new markets | |
| Technological advances | |
| Feed and health management | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Abalone farming | |
| Introduction | |
| Abalone aquaculture in Australia and New Zealand | |
| Species farmed | |
| Hatchery Production | |
| Growout culture | |
| Feeding and Nutrition | |
| Water quality management | |
| Management of environment | |
| Abalone aquaculture in China | |
| Species farmed | |
| Haliotis discus hannai | |
| Haliotis diversicolor | |
| Seed production | |
| Broodstock selection | |
| Conditioning | |
| Larval rearing | |
| Preparation of benthic diatoms | |
| Health Management | |
| Farming techniques and facilities | |
| Indoor culture | |
| Pen culture | |
| sea ranching | |
| New markets | |
| Recent advances in formulated feed development and genetics | |
| Discussion and Conclusion | |
| References | |
| Sea Cucumber and Sea Urchin aquaculture | |
| Introduction | |
| Sea cucumber aquaculture | |
| Species farmed | |
| Apostichopus japonicus | |
| Holothuria scabra | |
| Seed production | |
| broodstock selection | |
| conditioning | |
| induced spawning | |
| larvae rearing | |
| Farming techniques and facilities | |
| pond culture | |
| sea ranching | |
| processing of post harvesting | |
| Discussion and Conclusion | |
| Sea Urchin aquaculture TBA | |
| Sea urchin aquaculture | |
| Species farmed | |
| Strongylocentrotus | |
| Hemicentrotus | |
| Seed production | |
| Broodstock selection | |
| Conditioning | |
| Spawning | |
| Farming techniques and facilities | |
| Cage culture | |
| New developments in husbandry techniques | |
| Sea ranching | |
| Processing and marketing | |
| Discussion and Conclusion | |
| References | |
| Seaweed Cultivation | |
| Seaweed cultivation in China | |
| Species farmed | |
| Laminaria japonica | |
| Undaria pinnatifida | |
| Hizikia fusiformia | |
| Porphyra | |
| Eucheuma and Kappaphycus | |
| Seedling production | |
| Farming techniques and facilities | |
| Seaweed cultivation in rest of the world | |
| Species farmed | |
| Cultivation methods | |
| Management of environment through seaweed cultivation | |
| Recent developments in post harvest processing and value addition | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Ornamental species | |
| Introduction | |
| Species cultured | |
| Freshwater species | |
| Marine species | |
| Clown fish | |
| Seahorses | |
| Dragon fish | |
| Other species | |
| Feeding and nutrition | |
| New husbandry techniques | |
| Discussion and conclusions | |
| References | |
| Nile Tilapia | |
| Introduction | |
| Hatchery production of fingerlings | |
| Broodstock management | |
| Genetic Selection | |
| MonoâÇôsex culture | |
| Spawning and initial larval rearing | |
| Larval feed production | |
| Disease management in hatchery | |
| Cage farming | |
| Designs and stocking densities | |
| Feeding and nutrition | |
| Harvesting and post harvest handling | |
| Product forms and new markets | |
| Technological advances | |
| Water quality management | |
| Feed and health management | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| Translocation and introduction of tilapia | |
| References | |
| Emerging species | |
| Introduction | |
| Fugu | |
| Mud skippers | |
| Cephalopods | |
| Blue fin tuna | |
| Reef species | |
| Discussion and Conclusions | |
| References | |
| Future | |
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