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Initial observations in himri (Barbus lutes, Heckel) propagation

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Embryonic development was similar to other cyprinids in durations, but the important stage of eye pigmentation has not been noticed even after hatching which occurred after about 74 h.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Reaction of himri (Barbus luteus), to carp pituitary extract injections tested month and a half before its natural spawning.
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Key Findings & Data:Females treated with two consecutive injections resulted higher relative fecundity (7464.96 ± 481 eggs) than those treated with only one injection (5286.62 ± 392.5 eggs).
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Conclusion & Impact:Embryonic development was similar to other cyprinids in durations, but the important stage of eye pigmentation has not been noticed even after hatching which occurred after about 74 h.
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Reaction of himri (Barbus luteus), to carp pituitary extract injections tested month and a half before its natural spawning. Females treated with two consecutive injections resulted higher relative fecundity (7464.96 ± 481 eggs) than those treated with only one injection (5286.62 ± 392.5 eggs). No significant differences noticed between treated (22.5 ± 0.4 ml) and non-treated males (23.2 ± 1.6 ml). High fertilization (98.6-97.8 %) could not attain satisfactory hatching (57 %). Colors modifications and acoustic acts have been observed during ripping. Spawned egg has 1.57±0.3x $10^{-3}$ g weight and 1.10-1.18 mm diameter. Spermatozoon motility increased significantly (45%) in hypotonic solution (150 mOsm. $kg^{-1}$). Embryonic development was similar to other cyprinids in durations, but the important stage of eye pigmentation has not been noticed even after hatching which occurred after about 74 h.

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HAZZAA, R. A., HUSSEİN, A. (2003). Initial observations in himri (Barbus lutes, Heckel) propagation. Turkish Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Cilt: 3 - Sayı: 1, 41–45. https://ajindex.com/articles/408268

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