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4. Conclusions<br />

Throughout research treatments on artificial propagation, nursing and intensive<br />

culture system of climbing perch, we have clarified some of the following<br />

problems:<br />

— Pellet feed with 30% protein and feeding rate of 1.5-2% of total body<br />

weight of fish per day could be used to supply feed for fish maturation in culture<br />

systems.<br />

— Three kinds of hormone stimulation of the pituitary gland of the common<br />

carp, LH-RHa + DOM and HCG, can be used for artificial propagation of<br />

climbing perch at concentration levels of 10 mg pituitary gland of common<br />

carp, 70 mg LH-RHa and 3,000 UI HCG per kg of female brood stock,<br />

respectively, to get high efficiency.<br />

— The growth of climbing perch larvae’s nursing in the earthen ponds amounting<br />

to 3.057 g/fingerling was a little faster than in concrete tanks, and similar<br />

to those by using natural food at the same stocking density of 1,000 larvae/m2.<br />

The survival rate of climbing perch nursing in concrete tanks obtained from<br />

14.27-16.5 % was higher than in earthen ponds of 5.9-10.7 %.<br />

— In an intensive culture system in earthen ponds, the mean final body weight<br />

of climbing perch amounting to 66.4 g/fish in treatment II (50 fish/m2) was<br />

lower than that in treatment I (30 fish/m2) which obtained 71.5 g/fish. The<br />

total fish biomass obtained in treatment II of 24,600 kg/ha was higher than<br />

that in treatment I of 21,300 kg/ha. The cost ratio benefit and the cost ratio<br />

profit in treatment II (1.56 and 0.56) were lower than that in treatment I (1.64<br />

and 0.64 respectively).<br />

— The experimental treatment I at 30 fish/m2 could be the best technical solution<br />

to recommend for climbing perch intensive culture system to improve<br />

farmer’s income in the Mekong Delta.<br />

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B oyd, C. E. 1990. Water quality in Ponds for Aquaculture. — Birmingham Publishing<br />

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Fisheries Ministry in Vietnam 1996. Fisheries resources in Vietnam. — Hanoi, Ministry<br />

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