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Dietary calcium and phosphorus content and the Ca/P ratio noticeably affect the growth rate and feed efficiency of red sea bream fingerlings. 2. The dietary Ca/P ratio, optimal at a 340mg% Ca level for the growth of the fingerl-ings, is about 1:2. 3. The Ca/P ratio of blood serum reflect that the best growth of fish is achieved when fed with a diet that has a Ca/P ratio of 1:2.
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SAKAMOTO et al. (1973) studied this question.
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