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Feeding rates in Australia for land-based farming equate to approximately 2% of body weight on a two to three times per week feeding cycle, depending on water temperature and farming methods. With this feeding regime it is recommended that a 10% excess of feed per tank be applied to ensure all abalone are fed adequately. This also allows for a visual assessment of consumption. Feeding rates in Australia for sea-based farming equates to approximately 6% of body weight on a weekly feeding cycle, depending on water temperature and farming methods. Feeding conversion rates are currently at 1.1-1.5:1.0 for land-based farming. Conversion rates for sea-based farming are currently equivocal, however appear to be comparable. For further information, see "Guide for
Daily Feeding Rates"
mainly for species found in temperate
waters,
for example,
Haliotis laevigata (greenlip abalone).
Information Sheet Topics Introduction Performance Nutrient Composition Shelf Life Feeding Rates Feeding Guide H. rubra Data Water Temperature Feeding Methods R & D
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