Experiment on The Predator-prey Interactions Between Zebrafish and Daphnia 1. Six 1-L beakers were filled with aged tap water. 2. To test the effect of light on the survival of Daphnia, the 6 beakers were divided equally into 2 treatments: light & dark. Beakers assigned to the dark treatment were covered w/ aluminum foil. 3. One zebrafish (about 2-3 cm) starved for 24 hours was placed in each beaker. 4. Fifty (50) Daphnia sp. individuals were added in each beaker containing the starved zebrafish. The top of the beakers assigned to the dark treatment were covered with aluminum foil. 5. One hour after, the zebra fish was scooped out & the no. of surviving Daphnia in each set-up were counted. QUESTIONS: 1. What would be your hypothesis in this experiment? 2. What is your basis for formulating that hypothesis? 3. What do you think will happen to the survival rate of Daphnia when exposed to its predator under well-lit environment? In a completely dark set-up?

Experiment on The Predator-prey Interactions Between Zebrafish and Daphnia 1. Six 1-L beakers were filled with aged tap water. 2. To test the effect of light on the survival of Daphnia, the 6 beakers were divided equally into 2 treatments: light & dark. Beakers assigned to the dark treatment were covered w/ aluminum foil. 3. One zebrafish (about 2-3 cm) starved for 24 hours was placed in each beaker. 4. Fifty (50) Daphnia sp. individuals were added in each beaker containing the starved zebrafish. The top of the beakers assigned to the dark treatment were covered with aluminum foil. 5. One hour after, the zebra fish was scooped out & the no. of surviving Daphnia in each set-up were counted. QUESTIONS: 1. What would be your hypothesis in this experiment? 2. What is your basis for formulating that hypothesis? 3. What do you think will happen to the survival rate of Daphnia when exposed to its predator under well-lit environment? In a completely dark set-up?

Aquaculture Science

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Chapter10: Feeds And Feeding

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