LENGTH AND WEIGHT CORRELATION ON NUTRITIONAL CHARACTERISTICS (Puntioplites proctozysron Bleeker, 1865) IN DAU TIENG RESERVOIR,  BINH DUONG PROVINCE

Phạm Ngọc Hoài; Phan Thị Thanh Huyền; Nguyễn Thị Vinh; Nguyễn Xuân Huấn; Nguyễn Minh Ty

doi:10.34238/tnu-jst.4775

LENGTH AND WEIGHT CORRELATION ON NUTRITIONAL CHARACTERISTICS (Puntioplites proctozysron Bleeker, 1865) IN DAU TIENG RESERVOIR, BINH DUONG PROVINCE

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Received: 16/07/21 Revised: 25/10/21 Published: 26/10/21

Authors

1. Pham Ngoc Hoai , Thu Dau Mot University
2. Phan Thi Thanh Huyen, Thu Dau Mot University
3. Nguyen Thi Vinh, Thu Dau Mot University
4. Nguyen Xuan Huan, VNU - Ha Noi University of Sciences
5. Nguyen Minh Ty, Thu Dau Mot University

Abstract

Muvarica (Puntioplites proctozyron Bleeker, 1865) belongs to the family Cyprinidae, the order Cypriniformes. This is an economic fish and can become a new aquaculture species in the South east. Currently, the Muvarica in Dau Tieng reservoir is decreasing due to frequent fishing. Therefore, we have conducted to study of the correlation between length and weight on nutritional characteristics of South east Muvarica. The study period was from June 2019 to november 2020 at 10 sampling points in Dau Tieng reservoir, Binh Duong province. Fish samples were photographed, weighed, measured for length and refrigerated, transferred for analysis at the laboratory of Thu Dau Mot University. Analysis results, Muvarica is a plant-oriented omnivorous fish with the correlation coefficient gut length and total length (RLG) average is 2.021. The correlation between length and weight of Muvarica is shown by the equation W = 0.0221L^2,904 with a fairly close correlation coefficient R² = 0.9426. The average coefficient of growth is 2.758, the smallest is 2.483 and the largest is 3.014. The composition of the food in digestive tract of the Muvarica includes organic debris, decaying bark, algaes, crustaceans, worms, and water insects. In which organic debris and algaes are high rate (32.96% and 59.72%).

Keywords

Nutritional characteristics; Muvarica (Puntioplites proctozysron); Dau Tieng reservoir; Correlation between length and weight; Binh Duong province

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