Effect of different concentrations of Chlorella algae on growth and survival of Artemia franciscana

Artemia wide range accounted for in some cases as far as live food have a uniqu evalue. In this study,Artemia franciscana hatching in vitro in five treatments (A, B, C, D and E), each with three replicates density of 500 per ml in small bowls 4 liter Chlorella algae for 3 weeks was fedduring the period All Environmental conditions such as temperature, salinity, and PH in order for all treatments were similar. Based on the findings made in determining the length of treatment B with a density of 16 million, the survival plots C with a density of 12 million, and the weighted treatment B with a density of 16 million, better condition more than others, there is a significant difference with other treatments showed significantly (P <0/05). The purpose of this study was to investigate the differences between different concentrations of Chlorella algae to feed the artemia naplus and comparing these concentrations to assess growth and survival naplius.