Replacement of fish meal with the waste of smoked fish processing and snail (Pila ampulacea) flesh meal in the fermented practical diet of walking Catfish (Clarias sp.)

A. P.D. Nurhayati; N. M. Ashuri; E. Setiawan; C. Novanti; Y. Firmansyah; B. L. Putro; A. Isnansetyo

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/457/1/012073

Replacement of fish meal with the waste of smoked fish processing and snail (Pila ampulacea) flesh meal in the fermented practical diet of walking Catfish (Clarias sp.)

A. P.D. Nurhayati^*, N. M. Ashuri, E. Setiawan, C. Novanti, Y. Firmansyah, B. L. Putro, A. Isnansetyo

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Waste of smoked fish processing still contains nutritious ingredients for fish feed. Aims of this research were to determine the effect of giving pellets from fish fumigation waste to the growth and proximate levels of fish. Dumbo catfishes that feed by recycled pellets and characterizing fungal content that might contaminate recycled pellets. Catfishes were grouped into five groups, and feed with a variation of smoked fish waste contents in pellets K.0 (Control), K.1 (0% of recycled waste), K.2 (30% of recycled waste), K.3 (60% of recycled waste), and K.4 (90% of recycled waste). Feeding and nourishment were performed for 30 days. Results indicated that K4 yields the highest yield of weight and length for catfishes with a length of 22.280.69 cm and weight 31.740.93 gr, in addition to the lowest FCR value 0.77.

Original language	English
Article number	012073
Journal	IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
Volume	457
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/457/1/012073
Publication status	Published - 26 Mar 2020
Event	3rd International Conference on Biosciences, ICoBio 2019 - Bogor, Indonesia Duration: 8 Aug 2019 → …

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Clarias gariepinus
Dumbo catfishes
fish pellets, proximate analyses
fungi contents
organic waste of smoked fish
recycled

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Nurhayati, A. P. D., Ashuri, N. M., Setiawan, E., Novanti, C., Firmansyah, Y., Putro, B. L., & Isnansetyo, A. (2020). Replacement of fish meal with the waste of smoked fish processing and snail (Pila ampulacea) flesh meal in the fermented practical diet of walking Catfish (Clarias sp.). IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 457(1), Article 012073. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/457/1/012073

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Nurhayati, APD , Ashuri, NM , Setiawan, E, Novanti, C, Firmansyah, Y, Putro, BL & Isnansetyo, A 2020, 'Replacement of fish meal with the waste of smoked fish processing and snail (Pila ampulacea) flesh meal in the fermented practical diet of walking Catfish (Clarias sp.)', IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, vol. 457, no. 1, 012073. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/457/1/012073

Replacement of fish meal with the waste of smoked fish processing and snail (Pila ampulacea) flesh meal in the fermented practical diet of walking Catfish (Clarias sp.). / Nurhayati, A. P.D.; Ashuri, N. M.; Setiawan, E. et al.
In: IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, Vol. 457, No. 1, 012073, 26.03.2020.

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Replacement of fish meal with the waste of smoked fish processing and snail (Pila ampulacea) flesh meal in the fermented practical diet of walking Catfish (Clarias sp.)

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