Persian
(
persicus) is one of the most valuable
in the southern parts of the Caspian Sea.
, regrettably, the population of
currently declined due to poaching and overfishing for its meat or caviar harvesting, environmental pollution and destruction of spawning grounds in the Caspian Sea. The Persian
has been considered an endangered
in IUCN Red List (IUCN, 2012) and
for five decades, the conservation of Persian
is carried out by artificial propagation through applying appropriate larval rearing techniques to supply fingerlings.
Feeding strategies are considered crucial stimuli, during
. To establish an appropriate larval production strategy, manipulation of feeding patterns conceived by food restriction effects on green
(
medirostris) through pursuing fingerlings metabolic and homeostasis responses (Lin, Huang, Deng, Lee, Liang, & Hung, 2019), as well as the importance of initial feeding evaluation for growth and survivability in Siberian
(
baeri)
(Gisbert & Williot, 1997), and white
(
transmontanus) (Deng, Koshio, Yokoyama, Bai, Shao, Cui, & Hung, 2003). Thereby, the feeding strategy could be a noticeable factor over
.
growth performance and survival are mostly discussed in
technology, knowledge in
aggressive nature would be definitely required more attention.
is considered a special form of killing and predation, particularly among
.
aggressive behaviour leads to an excessive mortality rate in
which is well-documented in teleosts (Manica, 2002;
, Kestemont, & Mélard, 2003; Puvanendran 2008; Manley, Rakocinski, Lee, & Blaylock, 2015; Leu, Tai, Meng, Tang, Wang, & Tew, 2018).
can be definitely altered by a number of environmental and population factors (Naumowicz, Pajdak, Terech-Majewska, & Szarek, 2017) including feeding
or food availability (Manley et al., 2015),
stocking
(Folkvord, 1991;
et al., 2003) or even length heterogeneity (Kestemont, Jourdan, Houbart, Mélard, Paspatis, Fontaine, Cuvier, Kentouri, &
, 2003; Ribeiro, Forsythe, & Qin, 2015; Leu et al., 2018). These literally cause either prey
or production weight gain consequences (Hecht & Pienaar, 1993; Kestemont et al., 2003;
et al., 2003). Control of the outlined factors is rooted in knowing
based on
that have direct impacts on production, rearing expenditure and costs of facilities.
, the possibility of feeding
and its effect on excessive aggression behaviour of teleosts is proved in African catfish Clarias gariepinus
(Kaiser, Weyl, & Hecht, 1995) and yellowtail flounder Limanda ferruginea (Dwyer, Brown, Parrish, & Lall, 2002). In some
as juvenile Asian seabass Lates calcarifer (Ribeiro et al., 2015), Eurasian perch Perca fluviatilis (Król & Zieliński, 2015) and wild Atlantic bluefin tuna Thunnus thynnus
(Uriarte, Johnstone, Laiz-Carrión, García, Llopiz, Shiroza, Quintanilla, Lozano-Peral, Reglero, & Alemany, 2019)
rate was fluctuated by
density. Moderation of
rate may be
controlled by optimizing the stocking density. Stocking density
regarded as a negative variable for juvenile Chinese
(
Sinensis) (Long, Zhang, Ni, Liu, Wu, & Wang, 2019) and Amur
(
schrenckii) (Ni, Wen, Li, Chi, Bu, Ren, Zhang, Song, & Ding, 2014) performance, resistance and survivability. The effect of size differentiation is another contributing option confirmed in the aggressive behaviour of Asian seabass fry (Ribeiro & Qin, 2013), Eurasian perch and pikeperch Sander lucioperca (Król et al., 2013). In many cases, the main target of aquaculture is keeping size heterogeneity for facilitating harvesting or even feeding (Biswas, Thirunavukkarasu, Sundaray, & Kailasam, 2010; Chiu, Chu, Huang, Ho, Huang, & Yeh, 2020),
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the effects of size sorting should be elucidated properly during
.