Coated Crystalline Amino Acid Supplementation May Assist Higher Soybean Meal Inclusion in Diets for Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis Niloticus) With Improved Protein Assimilation and Retention

Simon John Davies, M. Bell
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The aquaculture industry has previously relied on high-quality fishmeal (FM) to fabricate diets of excellent standards. However, plant-based proteins such as soybean are more economic for low-value fish species, for example, tilapia and carp, and fishmeal use has been significantly lessened. Previous studies have addressed standard soybean meal (SBM) sources in aquafeeds seldom addressing essential amino acid correction. An eight-week feeding trial was conducted to evaluate the replacement of fish meal with soybean meal concentrate in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) using a semi-purified diet against a Low Temperature (LT) fishmeal as a primary reference protein. Four diets with varying levels of soybean meal were evaluated and compared to a control diet of 100 % fish meal. Three diets containing 20, 40, and 80 % soybean protein concentrate (SBPC) were examined. The fourth diet consisted of 80 % SBPC and supplementation with two essential amino acids: lysine and methionine (80SBPCAA) in a coated form. Daily growth values highlight similar rates when tilapia was fed 100FM and 40SBPC diets. No differences were observed in the final mean weights for all soybean-fed tilapia, but they were marginally lower than the 100FM control diet group.   The 80SBPC diet showed the poorest feed conversion ratio (FCR) at 1.31 and protein efficiency ratio (PER) at 2.19. However, the 80SBPCAA diet showed a significantly improved percent weight gain for tilapia compared to the 80SBPC-fed tilapia. PER was significantly higher at 2.47 and had a better Apparent Net Protein Utilization (ANPU) value of 28.51 % compared to un-supplemented 80SBPC-fed tilapia (25.48 %). These results confirmed that high-quality fishmeal can be substituted by up to 40 % SBPC alone and without any detrimental effects on growth or carcass composition in juvenile tilapia. Crystalline coated essential amino acid supplementation showed marginal improvement of performance for tilapia at high SBPC inclusion level.
在尼罗罗非鱼(Oreochromis Niloticus)日粮中添加涂层结晶氨基酸可能有助于提高豆粕含量,从而改善蛋白质同化和保留率
以前,水产养殖业一直依赖优质鱼粉(FM)来制作高标准的日粮。然而,对于罗非鱼和鲤鱼等低价值鱼类来说,植物性蛋白质(如大豆)更为经济,鱼粉的使用量也大大减少。以往的研究主要针对水产饲料中的标准豆粕(SBM)来源,很少涉及必需氨基酸的校正。我们进行了一项为期八周的饲养试验,评估尼罗罗非鱼(Oreochromis niloticus)使用半纯化日粮和低温(LT)鱼粉作为主要参考蛋白质,用浓缩豆粕替代鱼粉的情况。对四种豆粕含量不同的日粮进行了评估,并与鱼粉含量为 100%的对照日粮进行了比较。其中三种日粮的大豆浓缩蛋白(SBPC)含量分别为 20%、40% 和 80%。第四种日粮由 80% 的 SBPC 和两种必需氨基酸组成:赖氨酸和蛋氨酸(80SBPCAA)。在饲喂 100FM 和 40SBPC 日粮的情况下,罗非鱼的日生长值相似。所有饲喂大豆的罗非鱼的最终平均体重均无差异,但略低于 100FM 对照组。 80SBPC 日粮的饲料转化率(FCR)和蛋白质效率比(PER)最差,分别为 1.31 和 2.19。然而,与 80SBPC 日粮相比,80SBPCAA 日粮明显提高了罗非鱼的增重百分比。与未添加 80SBPC 的罗非鱼(25.48%)相比,80SBPCAA 日粮的 PER 明显更高,达到 2.47,表观净蛋白利用率(ANPU)也更高,为 28.51%。这些结果证实,仅用高达 40% 的 SBPC 就能替代优质鱼粉,而且不会对罗非鱼幼鱼的生长或胴体成分产生任何不利影响。在 SBPC 含量较高的情况下,补充晶体包衣必需氨基酸对罗非鱼的生长性能改善不大。
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