Juvenile green guapote (Mayaheros beani) cultured at different salinities: effects on productive performance, proximal composition, blood biochemistry, and digestive capacity | Synapse
March 3, 2026
Juvenile green guapote (Mayaheros beani) cultured at different salinities: effects on productive performance, proximal composition, blood biochemistry, and digestive capacity
Key Points
Juvenile green guapote show variations in productive performance based on salinity levels, highlighting the importance of environmental factors.
Fish cultured at specific salinities exhibit differences in blood biochemistry and digestive capacity, revealing critical insights for aquaculture.
Assessment using various salinity levels indicates changes in proximal composition, which could inform dietary formulations for fish farming.
Understanding these effects supports better management practices in aquaculture operations, ensuring healthier fish and improved yields.
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Martínez-Montaño et al. (Sun,) studied this question.