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In Asia, trash fish have been routinely used in aquaculture often due to their local availability and lower costs compared to formulated feed. However, stale trash fish contain high levels of biogenic amines, which have been reported to be harmful to poultry and some aquatic animals. The present study elevated the effects of histamine levels in the water on survival, growth, sexual maturity and tissue...
Estuaries are often subjected to intensive aquaculture activities. Finfish and crustacean culture frequently involve the use of trash fish, which can contain high amounts of histamine. This has the potential to be a major ecological concern since this trash fish often becomes a feed source for naturally occurring small aquatic animals, such as mysis. The present study evaluated the effects of dietary...
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