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To evaluate the impact of reduced-frequency feeding on growth and production efficiency of domesticated striped bass in recirculating aquaculture systems.

May 7, 2026North American Journal of AquacultureOpen Access

Effects of reduced-frequency feeding in the grow out of domesticated Striped Bass in recirculating aquaculture

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JMJamie L. MankiewiczNorth Carolina State University SSScott A. SalgerNorth Carolina State University LALinnea K. AndersenAgricultural Research Service

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Study shows reduced-frequency feeding boosts production efficiency in domesticated striped bass, indicating optimal growth timing in aquaculture.

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To evaluate the impact of reduced-frequency feeding on growth and production efficiency of domesticated striped bass in recirculating aquaculture systems.
Evaluated production characteristics of F5-generation domesticated striped bass fed 3 d/week or 5 d/week
Stocked fingerlings at an average body weight of 60 g in recirculating aquaculture systems
Measured key growth parameters at several time points over 351 days post-stocking.
Striped bass fed 5 d/week reached market size (1.3 kg) in 11–12 months
Fish fed 3 d/week were 16% smaller at 1.1 kg compared to those fed 5 d/week
Feed conversion ratio did not differ significantly between groups, but varied with age.

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Mankiewicz et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbf004164b5133a91a434b https://doi.org/10.1093/naaqua/vrag009

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Study shows reduced-frequency feeding boosts production efficiency in domesticated striped bass, indicating optimal growth timing in aquaculture.

Effects of reduced-frequency feeding in the grow out of domesticated Striped Bass in recirculating aquaculture

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