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Titulo en español: Evaluación del cloruro de sodio, eugenol y zeolita en el confinamiento de Ancistrus triradiatus Título en ingles: Evaluation of the use of sodium chloride, eugenol, and zeolite in confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus.Titulo en portugues: Avaliação decloreto de sódio, o eugenol ezeolite em transporte Ancistrus triradiatusResumen: Se evaluó el uso de cloruro de sodio (1 y 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 y 0.5 mg/L), y zeolita (7 g/L en confinamiento de 12 h y 10 g/L en el de 48 h), así como de las mezclas de cloruro de sodio más eugenol (1 g/L y0.5 mg/L, respectivamente) y eugenol más zeolita (0.5 mg/L y 7 o 10 g/L, respectivamente) en confinamiento de Ancistrus triradiatus durante periodos de 12 y 48 h. Se midieron los pará... Ver más
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Evaluación del cloruro de sodio, eugenol y zeolita en el confinamiento de Ancistrus triradiatus Evaluation of the use of sodium chloride, eugenol, and zeolite in confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus Titulo en español: Evaluación del cloruro de sodio, eugenol y zeolita en el confinamiento de Ancistrus triradiatus Título en ingles: Evaluation of the use of sodium chloride, eugenol, and zeolite in confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus.Titulo en portugues: Avaliação decloreto de sódio, o eugenol ezeolite em transporte Ancistrus triradiatusResumen: Se evaluó el uso de cloruro de sodio (1 y 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 y 0.5 mg/L), y zeolita (7 g/L en confinamiento de 12 h y 10 g/L en el de 48 h), así como de las mezclas de cloruro de sodio más eugenol (1 g/L y0.5 mg/L, respectivamente) y eugenol más zeolita (0.5 mg/L y 7 o 10 g/L, respectivamente) en confinamiento de Ancistrus triradiatus durante periodos de 12 y 48 h. Se midieron los parámetros de calidad del agua, oxígeno disuelto, pH, temperatura, conductividad y concentraciones de amoniaco total, amonio no ionizado y nitrito. La concentración de glucosa en sangre fue medida antes de iniciar el confina- miento y a las 0, 24 y 48 horas después de terminado dicho confinamiento. También se realizó una prueba de resistencia al estrés al finalizar el periodo de confinamiento mediante la exposición de peces a una solución salina hiperosmótica durante 1 h, en la cual se registró el número de peces que mantenía el eje de nado a intervalos de 5 min; se registró la mor- talidad al finalizar los periodos de confinamiento (12 y 48 horas) y la mortalidad acumulada durante los 7 días siguientes. El uso de 1 y 2 g/L de cloruro de sodio en el confinamiento de A. triradiatus durante periodos de 12 h y de 1 g/L durante periodos de 48 h incrementó la resistencia al estrés y redujo la mortalidad de los animales. El uso de eugenol o zeolita no mejoró la resistencia al estrés ni contribuyó a la reducción de la mortalidad de los animales, mientras que la exposición a las mezclas de sal más eugenol y de eugenol más zeolita incrementó la mortalidad, por lo que el uso de estas mezclas no es recomendado en operaciones de confinamiento de A. triradiatus.Palabras clave: Aceite de clavo, clinoptilolita, Loricariidae, sal, transporte de peces.Abstract: The use of sodium chloride (1 and 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 and 0.5 mg/L), and zeolite (clinoptilolite, 7 g/L for 12 h and 10 g/L for 48 h of confinement), and also mixtures of salt plus eugenol (1 g/L and 0.5 mg/L, respectively) and eugenol plus zeolite (0.5 mg/L and 7 or 10 g/L, respectively) were evaluated in the confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus for 12 and 48h. Water parameters as concentration of dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, conductivity, and concentrations of total ammonia, non-ionized ammonia and nitrite were monitored. The blood glucose concentration was measured before the confinement started and at 0, 24, and 48 hours after the confinement period finished. A stress resistance test was conducted right after the confinement time was completed by exposing the fish to a hyperosmotic saline solution for one hour, recording the number of fish that maintained the swimming axis at intervals of 5 minutes. The mortality at the end of both confinement periods (12 and 48 hours), and its cumulative percentage rate during the following 7 days were also recorded. The use of sodium chloride 1 and 2 g/L in confinement times of 12 h, and 1 g/L in confinement time of 48 hours increased the resistan- ce to confinement-induced stress, and reduced mortality of the animals. The use of eugenol and zeolite did not improve the response to the stress, nor contribute to the reduction of mortality of the animals, while exposure to the mixtures of salt plus eugenol and eugenol plus zeolite increased the mortality so they are not recommended in the confinement of A. triradiatus.Keywords: Clove oil, clinoptilolite, fish transport, Loricariidae, salt.Resumo: Foi avaliada a utilização de cloreto de sódio (1 e 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 e 0.5 mg/L) e zeolita (7 g/L para 12 h de confinamen- toe 10 g/L em 48 h) e misturas de cloreto de sódio e eugenol (1 g/L e0.5 mg/ L, respectivamente) e eugenol mais zeolita (0,5 mg/L, 7 ou 10 g/L, respectivamente) para confinamento de Ancistrus triradiatus por períodos de 12 e 48h. Parâmetros de qualidade de água foram medidos: concentração de oxigênio dissolvido, pH, temperatura, condutividade e concen- tração de amônia total e não ionizada e nitrito. A concentração de glicose no sangue foi medida antes e 0, 24 e 48 horas após a conclusão do período de confinamento. Um teste de estresse foi realizado no final do período de confinamento, expondo os peixes a uma salina hiperosmótica durante 1 h, sendo registrado o número de peixes que manteve o eixo de natação em intervalos de 5 min. Da mesma forma, a mortalidade foi registrada no final dos períodos de confinamento (12 e 48 horas), bem como o percentual acumulado nos 7 dias seguintes. A utilização de 1 e 2 g/L de cloreto de sódio no confinamento de A.triradiatusdurante 12 h, e 1 g/L a 48 h aumentou a resistência ao estresse e reduziu a mortalidade dos animais. O uso de zeolita ou eugenol não melhorou a resistência ao estressenem contribuiu para a redução da mortalidade dos animais, enquanto que a exposição a misturas de sal e eugenol e de eugenol e zeolita aumentou a mortalidade, de modo que o uso dessas misturas não é recomendado para o confinamento de A. triradiatus.Palavras chave: Óleo de cravo, clinoptilolita, transporte de peixes, Loricariidae, sal The use of sodium chloride (1 and 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 and 0.5 mg/L), and zeolite (clinoptilolite, 7 g/L for 12 h and 10 g/L for 48 h of confinement), and also mixtures of salt plus eugenol (1 g/L and 0.5 mg/L, respectively) and eugenol plus zeolite (0.5 mg/L and 7 or 10 g/L, respectively) were evaluated in the confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus for 12 and 48h. Water parameters as concentration of dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, conductivity, and concentrations of total ammonia, nonionized ammonia and nitrite were monitored. The blood glucose concentration was measured before the confinement started and at 0, 24, and 48 hours after the confinement period finished. A stress resistance test was conducted right after the confinement time was completed by exposing the fish to a hyperosmotic saline solution for one hour, recording the number of fish that maintained the swimming axis at intervals of 5 minutes. The mortality at the end of both confinement periods (12 and 48 hours), and its cumulative percentage rate during the following 7 days were also recorded. The use of sodium chloride 1 and 2 g/L in confinement times of 12 h, and 1 g/L in confinement time of 48 hours increased the resistance to confinement induced stress, and reduced mortality of the animals. The use of eugenol and zeolite did not improve the response to the stress, nor contribute to the reduction of mortality of the animals, while exposure to the mixtures of salt plus eugenol and eugenol plus zeolite increased the mortality so they are not recommended in the confinement of A. triradiatus.Keywords: Clove oil; clinoptilolite; fish transport; Loricariidae; salt. Ramírez-Duarte, Wilson F. Pineda-Quiroga, Carolina Martínez – Rueda, Nhora Eslava-Mocha, Pedro R. 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The use of sodium chloride (1 and 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 and 0.5 mg/L), and zeolite (clinoptilolite, 7 g/L for 12 h and 10 g/L for 48 h of confinement), and also mixtures of salt plus eugenol (1 g/L and 0.5 mg/L, respectively) and eugenol plus zeolite (0.5 mg/L and 7 or 10 g/L, respectively) were evaluated in the confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus for 12 and 48h. Water parameters as concentration of dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, conductivity, and concentrations of total ammonia, nonionized ammonia and nitrite were monitored. The blood glucose concentration was measured before the confinement started and at 0, 24, and 48 hours after the confinement period finished. A stress resistance test was conducted right after the confinement time was completed by exposing the fish to a hyperosmotic saline solution for one hour, recording the number of fish that maintained the swimming axis at intervals of 5 minutes. The mortality at the end of both confinement periods (12 and 48 hours), and its cumulative percentage rate during the following 7 days were also recorded. The use of sodium chloride 1 and 2 g/L in confinement times of 12 h, and 1 g/L in confinement time of 48 hours increased the resistance to confinement induced stress, and reduced mortality of the animals. The use of eugenol and zeolite did not improve the response to the stress, nor contribute to the reduction of mortality of the animals, while exposure to the mixtures of salt plus eugenol and eugenol plus zeolite increased the mortality so they are not recommended in the confinement of A. triradiatus.Keywords: Clove oil; clinoptilolite; fish transport; Loricariidae; salt.
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Titulo en español: Evaluación del cloruro de sodio, eugenol y zeolita en el confinamiento de Ancistrus triradiatus Título en ingles: Evaluation of the use of sodium chloride, eugenol, and zeolite in confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus.Titulo en portugues: Avaliação decloreto de sódio, o eugenol ezeolite em transporte Ancistrus triradiatusResumen: Se evaluó el uso de cloruro de sodio (1 y 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 y 0.5 mg/L), y zeolita (7 g/L en confinamiento de 12 h y 10 g/L en el de 48 h), así como de las mezclas de cloruro de sodio más eugenol (1 g/L y0.5 mg/L, respectivamente) y eugenol más zeolita (0.5 mg/L y 7 o 10 g/L, respectivamente) en confinamiento de Ancistrus triradiatus durante periodos de 12 y 48 h. Se midieron los parámetros de calidad del agua, oxígeno disuelto, pH, temperatura, conductividad y concentraciones de amoniaco total, amonio no ionizado y nitrito. La concentración de glucosa en sangre fue medida antes de iniciar el confina- miento y a las 0, 24 y 48 horas después de terminado dicho confinamiento. También se realizó una prueba de resistencia al estrés al finalizar el periodo de confinamiento mediante la exposición de peces a una solución salina hiperosmótica durante 1 h, en la cual se registró el número de peces que mantenía el eje de nado a intervalos de 5 min; se registró la mor- talidad al finalizar los periodos de confinamiento (12 y 48 horas) y la mortalidad acumulada durante los 7 días siguientes. El uso de 1 y 2 g/L de cloruro de sodio en el confinamiento de A. triradiatus durante periodos de 12 h y de 1 g/L durante periodos de 48 h incrementó la resistencia al estrés y redujo la mortalidad de los animales. El uso de eugenol o zeolita no mejoró la resistencia al estrés ni contribuyó a la reducción de la mortalidad de los animales, mientras que la exposición a las mezclas de sal más eugenol y de eugenol más zeolita incrementó la mortalidad, por lo que el uso de estas mezclas no es recomendado en operaciones de confinamiento de A. triradiatus.Palabras clave: Aceite de clavo, clinoptilolita, Loricariidae, sal, transporte de peces.Abstract: The use of sodium chloride (1 and 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 and 0.5 mg/L), and zeolite (clinoptilolite, 7 g/L for 12 h and 10 g/L for 48 h of confinement), and also mixtures of salt plus eugenol (1 g/L and 0.5 mg/L, respectively) and eugenol plus zeolite (0.5 mg/L and 7 or 10 g/L, respectively) were evaluated in the confinement of Ancistrus triradiatus for 12 and 48h. Water parameters as concentration of dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, conductivity, and concentrations of total ammonia, non-ionized ammonia and nitrite were monitored. The blood glucose concentration was measured before the confinement started and at 0, 24, and 48 hours after the confinement period finished. A stress resistance test was conducted right after the confinement time was completed by exposing the fish to a hyperosmotic saline solution for one hour, recording the number of fish that maintained the swimming axis at intervals of 5 minutes. The mortality at the end of both confinement periods (12 and 48 hours), and its cumulative percentage rate during the following 7 days were also recorded. The use of sodium chloride 1 and 2 g/L in confinement times of 12 h, and 1 g/L in confinement time of 48 hours increased the resistan- ce to confinement-induced stress, and reduced mortality of the animals. The use of eugenol and zeolite did not improve the response to the stress, nor contribute to the reduction of mortality of the animals, while exposure to the mixtures of salt plus eugenol and eugenol plus zeolite increased the mortality so they are not recommended in the confinement of A. triradiatus.Keywords: Clove oil, clinoptilolite, fish transport, Loricariidae, salt.Resumo: Foi avaliada a utilização de cloreto de sódio (1 e 2 g/L), eugenol (0.1 e 0.5 mg/L) e zeolita (7 g/L para 12 h de confinamen- toe 10 g/L em 48 h) e misturas de cloreto de sódio e eugenol (1 g/L e0.5 mg/ L, respectivamente) e eugenol mais zeolita (0,5 mg/L, 7 ou 10 g/L, respectivamente) para confinamento de Ancistrus triradiatus por períodos de 12 e 48h. Parâmetros de qualidade de água foram medidos: concentração de oxigênio dissolvido, pH, temperatura, condutividade e concen- tração de amônia total e não ionizada e nitrito. A concentração de glicose no sangue foi medida antes e 0, 24 e 48 horas após a conclusão do período de confinamento. Um teste de estresse foi realizado no final do período de confinamento, expondo os peixes a uma salina hiperosmótica durante 1 h, sendo registrado o número de peixes que manteve o eixo de natação em intervalos de 5 min. Da mesma forma, a mortalidade foi registrada no final dos períodos de confinamento (12 e 48 horas), bem como o percentual acumulado nos 7 dias seguintes. A utilização de 1 e 2 g/L de cloreto de sódio no confinamento de A.triradiatusdurante 12 h, e 1 g/L a 48 h aumentou a resistência ao estresse e reduziu a mortalidade dos animais. O uso de zeolita ou eugenol não melhorou a resistência ao estressenem contribuiu para a redução da mortalidade dos animais, enquanto que a exposição a misturas de sal e eugenol e de eugenol e zeolita aumentou a mortalidade, de modo que o uso dessas misturas não é recomendado para o confinamento de A. triradiatus.Palavras chave: Óleo de cravo, clinoptilolita, transporte de peixes, Loricariidae, sal
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