Productive response and circulating haemocytes in juvenile shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei, fed with probiotic mixture
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Shrimp diets with mixtures of probiotics (bacilli or yeasts) were evaluated on the production response and immunological effect on juvenile shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei). The results showed a significant effect in growth, food consumption and feed conversion rate when probiotic diet was used. In addition, experimental diets with yeast mixture {[}C. insectorum (DH5), D. hansenii (DH6, and L1)] had a significantly higher amount of circulating haemocytes than those with bacilli {[}B. tequilensis (YC5-2), B. endophyticus (YC3-b) and B. endophyticus (C2-2)]. Shrimp fed both experimental diets (3x10(7) CFU mL(-1)) had a significantly higher growth and immune parameters when compared with the commercial diet. Both elements can contribute to the sustainable development and health of shrimp farming.
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