article · Slovenian Veterinary Research
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High stocking density is significantly disturbing the growth and productivity of aquatic animals. Digestive enzymes, immunity and oxidative status of Nile tilapia were investigated in case of culturing in several densities. Fish (14.3±0.03 g) were stocked in 12 aquaria (70 L) at four densities of 10 (SD10), 20 (SD20), 30 (SD30) and 40 (SD40) fish per aquarium for 30 days. Fish growth, feed efficiency ratio, digestive enzyme activity and dissolved water oxygen significantly (P
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DOI: 10.26873/svr-747-2019
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