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: Ivan Aprianto
I.
1.1.
DISCUSSION
Background
Nutrient is mixed with all kinds of material food that are usually called raw
1.2.
The goal
The purpose of practicum this time was to see the digesti or stomach
emptiness fish, know the shape empty stomach and contains a livestock feed
and can calculate the rate stomach emptying the contents.
Matter
As well as the tools that used in practicum is an aquarium glass of 30 x 50
The
materials
dugunakan
in
practicum
is Ikan (Clarias
III.
3.1. Result
Table observation pace Digesti Ikan ( Clarias batrachus)
0 Minutes
Present
Present
on (g)
on (%)
0.51
100
30 Minutes
By
By (%
(g)
)
0.37
72.55
No
.
Group
1.
2.
0.71
100
0.75
3.
0.81
100
4.
0.68
100
60 Minutes
Bz (g)
Bz (%)
0.39
76.4
105
0.37
52
0.87
107
86
1.148
169
0.7
0.641
9
94
5.
Note:
Bx (g)
Present on (%)
By (g)
By (%)
Bz (g)
Bz (%)
0.6
100
0.62
103
0.66
110
100
0.51
Relations between The weight Graphics stomach and Time Watching The group I
1.4
1.2
1
0.8
Group 1Stomach
2nd Group
Weight
fish
0.6
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
0.4
0.2
0
0
30
60
Relations between The weight Graphics stomach and Time observation kElompokI
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3 Column1
The weight stomach fish
0.2
0.1
0
0
30
60
3.2. Discussion
Based on observation group I nutrient that is consumed by fish Lele
(Clarias batrachus) before given feeds pelet (0 min), , severe stomach
of 0.51 percentage 100%, then after 30 minutes are livestock feed and severe
stomach that increased by 0.37 percentage with 72.55 percent, and after 60
minutes are left without livestock feed produced by severe stomach with a
percentage of 0.39 76.44 percent. This was not appropriate in accordance
with the verdict (Yuwono, 2001, and that the enough food, the fish will
consume food to meet their energy needs. When the time observation
0 minutes, proved to be fish eat up to 100 percent, but more time
watching his stomach fullness added, the percentage decreases.
Stomach emptiness pace (pace digesti) had been found that
based on the table group 1 , experienced and weight gain stomach,
while 2nd group, 3, 4, and 5, gains and losses weight stomach in 30
factors such as pH and high temperatures. Almost all enzyme is sensitive to pH.
High temperature determine degrees their activities. Production of the enzyme
decreased in the fish with the temperature on appropriate temperature range.
Such an enzyme (per unit enzyme) much more increased with the increase in
temperatures (Zonneveld, 1991). According to Supriyanto et al., (2007) in the
case , the number of normal copper (Cu ) are derived enzymatically necessary
for usually very little. In the state environment that has hampered system enzyme
( enzyme inhibitor), the Cu is found in the network several species of
animal waters of the world that has been very bad regulations of the metal
Connection to the pattern which related to environmental related with
water , a nutritionist fish are well aware a mistake and various difficulties in
determining digestibilitas procedures in vivo. Measurements digestibilitas for
food ingredients that are different, especially in the case proteins, the nucleus
of an experiment is directing evaluation raw materials. Biochemical Engineering
offers a wide range of practical applications, such as a three-step (Alarcon,
2006).
IV.
CONCLUSION
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