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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7145
Author
Inslee, T. D.
Title
Spawning of Razorback Suckers
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1981.
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.' <br />. j <br />The number of eggs in the 9{1 tank were estimated by five people and an <br />average taken. It was estimated that there were 50,000 eggs in the tank. It <br />appeared that about 30% of the eggs were water hardened, the remainder of the <br />eggs either did not water harden or the yolk was broken down. <br />After the adult fish were removed from tank ~~1 the eggs were left in <br />the gravel to hatch. Samples of the gravel and rock to obtain and check eggs <br />gave indications that there was a heavy fungal infestation and that the water <br />exchange through the rocks was low. There were many dead eggs and water in <br />rock area was very sour. The 24 inch standpipe was replaced with a six inch <br />standpipe to cause a greater current over and through the rocks. <br />When a sample of gravel was taken five days after stocking fish, larvae <br />was found but later were determined to be prematurely hatched. The movements <br />of sampling probably caused premature hatching. <br />The fry started swimming up on the fifteenth day after brood fish had <br />been stocked in spawning tank. A total of 838 fry were harvested from tank <br />1i1 whereas no fry were harvested from the control tank. The low number of fry <br />from this tank is attributed to a suspected loss of eggs from low oxygen in <br />the rocks although there were no samples taken to ascertain the percentage of <br />good eggs. <br />Another trial utilizing one female and three fluid males was initiated <br />in a circular tank after the fish were seined from the 0.1 surface acre pond. <br />The female was seined from the pond, injected intermuscularly eaith 500 IU <br />H.C.G. and placed in the tank. The female caas reinjected 24 hours later <br />with the same dosage. When this female was caught 48 hours after the first <br />injection she released about 3,000 eggs that wexe fertilized by stripping milt <br />from a male and stirring with a feather. These eggs were placed in a Heath <br />incubator. The female was injected with 2 mg carp pituitary per pound and <br />returned to the tank. There were very few eggs in the circular spawning <br />8 <br />
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