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- 1. Effects of different experimental diets and salinity on growth performance of Penaeus monodon MD RONY GOLDER, MS-190660 Fish meal protein FM with marine microbial protein Shrimp Growth Blue economy Salinity issue SDG (14)
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- Bangladesh is a country with a huge population and their food demand is increasing day by day. As we know that our inland water bodies for aquatic food production have been already used maximally and now we are on the era of using open water resources for fish and other aquatic food production. Actually I am talking about the blue economy for future generation and sustainable food production. One of the challenges of blue economy in fish production is reduction of using fishmeal in feed and thereby, reducing the pressure on the natural fish biodiversity and abundance. It is worth mentioning here that almost 100% fish feed protein and fat come from trash fishes. Recently peoples are trying to replace the fishmeal protein with vegetable protein; however, we are further creating pressure on our agricultural food production. In this study we replaced the fishmeal protein with marine microbial protein and tried to check the growth of our valuable white gold (Tiger shrimp) at different salinities. We wanted to know the efficiency of four different of these feeds at different salinities. The idea of different salinities was to check the feed compatibility in different coastal districts. The finding of my thesis is that this feed has enhanced the growth of shrimp. As a result, it can be used as the replacement of fish meal to grow shrimp culture in Khulna District. And so, it will be helpful to protect the natural fish biodiversity that is one of the major focus of the country to achieve the component (14-life below water) of sustainable development goal (SDG) of the country and to the globe.