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    DEVELOPMENT OF TILAPIA FOR SALINEDEVELOPMENT OF TILAPIA FOR SALINE

    WATERS IN THE PHILIPPINESWATERS IN THE PHILIPPINES

    M. M.M. M. TayamenTayamen, T. A., T. A.AbellaAbella,,R. A. Reyes, Ma. J. C.R. A. Reyes, Ma. J. C. DantingDanting,,

    A. M. Mendoza, E. B. Marquez, A. C.A. M. Mendoza, E. B. Marquez, A. C. SalguetSalguet,,M. M.M. M.ApagaApaga, and R. C. Gonzales, and R. C. Gonzales

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    COLLABORATORSCOLLABORATORS

    National Freshwater Fisheries TechnologyNational Freshwater Fisheries Technology

    Center of the Bureau of Fisheries and AquaticCenter of the Bureau of Fisheries and AquaticResources (NFFTC/BFAR)Resources (NFFTC/BFAR)

    Freshwater Aquaculture Center of the CentralFreshwater Aquaculture Center of the CentralLuzon State University (FAC/CLSU)Luzon State University (FAC/CLSU)

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    Funded by:Funded by:

    Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR)Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR)

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    ObjectiveObjective

    To develop a saline tolerant breed ofTo develop a saline tolerant breed oftilapia for sustainable brackishwatertilapia for sustainable brackishwater

    aquaculture.aquaculture.

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    Specific Objectives:Specific Objectives:

    To document and evaluate existing tolerant tilapiaTo document and evaluate existing tolerant tilapiastocks in the Philippines;stocks in the Philippines;

    To assess the reproductive performance of improvedTo assess the reproductive performance of improvedbreeds in brackishwater based environment;breeds in brackishwater based environment;

    To assess the culture performance of new breeds ofTo assess the culture performance of new breeds oftilapia in brackishwater conditions; andtilapia in brackishwater conditions; and

    To disseminate information through training manualTo disseminate information through training manualto competent breeders and culture operators.to competent breeders and culture operators.

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    MethodsMethods

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    The FounderstocksThe Founderstocks

    O.O. aureusaureus originated from Israel. Obtained in 1977originated from Israel. Obtained in 1977through the Freshwater Aquaculture Center Central Luzonthrough the Freshwater Aquaculture Center Central Luzon

    State University (FACState University (FAC--CLSU).CLSU). O.O. spilurusspilurus -- introduced in 1998 fromintroduced in 1998 from MaricultureMariculture andand

    Fishery Development, Kuwait Institute for Science Research.Fishery Development, Kuwait Institute for Science Research.

    O.O. mossambicusmossambicus obtained from BFARobtained from BFAR--NIFTC,NIFTC, BonuanBonuan,,PangasinanPangasinan and from the wild inand from the wild in BulacanBulacan..

    O. niloticusO. niloticus (GIFT 8th Generation)(GIFT 8th Generation) was developed bywas developed by

    combining the best performing genetic groups from eightcombining the best performing genetic groups from eightdiverse Nile tilapia strains and their crosses.diverse Nile tilapia strains and their crosses.

    O. niloticusO. niloticus (FAC Selected Tilapia(FAC Selected Tilapia -- FAST)FAST) this strainthis strain

    was a product of within family selection (based on bodywas a product of within family selection (based on bodyweight) ofweight) ofO. niloticusO. niloticusin a rotational mating scheme at FAC.in a rotational mating scheme at FAC.

    O. niloticusO. niloticus(YY males)(YY males) developed in the Egypt Swanseadeveloped in the Egypt Swansea

    strain ofstrain of O. niloticusO. niloticus obtained from the School of Biologicalobtained from the School of BiologicalSciences, University of Wales, Swansea (UWS) in 1988.Sciences, University of Wales, Swansea (UWS) in 1988.

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    Phase 1 Breeding Plan

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    Phase 2 Breeding Plan

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    ResultsResults

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    Table 1. Mean gain in weight at harvestTable 1. Mean gain in weight at harvestacross test stations of 27 crossacross test stations of 27 cross

    combinationscombinations

    82.06g82.06gMean weight across environmentsMean weight across environments

    89.71089.710 efef111.32111.32 abcabc64.34864.348 ijij64.37364.373 ijij89.95089.950 efefYYYY

    118.779118.779 aa102.410102.410 cdcd75.27975.279 ghighi82.21282.212 fgfg67.78667.786 hijhijFaSTFaST

    115.127115.127 abab113.537113.537 abab64.26664.266 ijij104.747104.747 bcdbcd74.68674.686 ghighiGIFTGIFT

    90.34590.345 efef--36.60436.604 ll--60.71260.712 jj

    58.796 j58.796 j--65.27965.279 ijij77.62677.626 ghgh106.427106.427 bcdbcdO.O. aureusaureus

    105.045105.045 bcdbcd99.80299.802 dede48.54648.546 kk96.43696.436 dede102.478102.478 cdcdO.O.spilurusspilurus

    FaSTFaSTGIFTGIFTO.O. mossambicusmossambicusO.O. aureusaureusO.O. spilurusspilurus

    DAM STRAINDAM STRAINSIRESIRE

    STRAINSTRAIN

    O.O. mossambicusmossambicus

    Means with the same letter are not significantly different (P

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    Table 2. Mean survival across testTable 2. Mean survival across test

    stations of 27 cross combinationsstations of 27 cross combinations

    48.45%48.45%Mean survival across environmentsMean survival across environments

    52.53152.531 abcabc52.43552.435 abcabc46.22946.229 efef52.13052.130 abcabc48.29148.291 cdefcdefYYYY

    49.67949.679 bcdebcde53.14653.146 abab47.43147.431 defdef45.68845.688 efef51.01451.014 abcdabcdFaSTFaST

    41.22541.225 gg52.76552.765 abab44.79344.793 fgfg55.29055.290 aa46.48746.487 efefGIFTGIFT

    48.30448.304 cdefcdef--37.24337.243 hh--52.83452.834 abab

    46.45946.459 efef--47.54847.548 defdef46.25446.254 efef46.86646.866 defdefO.O. aureusaureus

    48.95148.951 bcdefbcdef48.43348.433 cdefcdef47.44947.449 defdef46.18846.188 efef53.11253.112 ababO.O.spilurusspilurus

    FaSTFaSTGIFTGIFTO.O. aureusaureusO.O.spilurusspilurus

    DAM STRAINDAM STRAIN

    O.O. mossambicusmossambicus

    O.O. mossambicusmossambicus

    SIRESIRE

    STRAINSTRAIN

    Means with the same letter are not significantly different (P

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    Table 3.Table 3. HeteroticHeterotic effects on differenteffects on different

    crosses among five strains of tilapia forcrosses among five strains of tilapia for

    growth and survivalgrowth and survival

    -- 9.459.45+ 10.02+ 10.02-- 28.3728.37-- 22.4422.44-- 18.4318.43-- 28.5828.58+ 7.64+ 7.64StrainStrain

    HeterosisHeterosis

    10.98***10.98***7.47***7.47***28.00***28.00***24.26***24.26***19.58***19.58***22.11***22.11***7.19***7.19***

    MeanMean

    differencedifference

    105.20105.20

    42.6542.6582.0082.00

    42.5642.5670.6870.68

    34.4934.4983.8583.85

    38.7038.7086.6886.68

    37.7937.7955.2655.26

    32.6532.65101.34101.34

    41.6541.65Mean valueMean value

    of Crossbredof Crossbred2/2/

    116.18116.18

    53.0653.0674.5374.53

    58.8258.8298.6898.68

    48.0748.07108.11108.11

    44.7244.72106.26106.26

    42.1542.1577.3777.37

    45.9045.9094.1594.15

    35.2735.27GrowthGrowthMean valueMean value

    ofofPure breedPure breed 1/1/

    O.niloticusO.niloticus

    (GIFT) x(GIFT) x

    O.niloticusO.niloticus((FaSTFaST))

    O.O.mossambicusmossambicus xx

    O.niloticusO.niloticus((FaSTFaST))

    O.O. aureusaureusxx

    O.niloticusO.niloticus

    ((FaSTFaST))

    O.O. spilurusspilurus

    xx

    O. niloticusO. niloticus((FaSTFaST))

    O.O. spilurusspilurus

    xx

    O. niloticusO. niloticus(GIFT)(GIFT)

    O.O.

    spilurusspilurusxx

    O.O.mossambicusmossambicus

    O.O.

    spilurusspilurus

    xxO.O.

    aureusaureus

    C R O S S E SC R O S S E S

    INDICESINDICES

    AverageAverage HeterosisHeterosis --12.8012.80

    *** indicate highly significant differences between pure bred and crossbred at 0.05 level

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    -- 14.8714.87AverageAverage HeterosisHeterosis

    -- 6.826.82+ 11.26+ 11.26-- 4.024.02-- 3.483.48-- 10.5110.51+ 7.14+ 7.14-- 8.448.44StrainStrain

    HeterosisHeterosis

    3.49***3.49***4.84***4.84***1.93***1.93***1.81***1.81***5.57***5.57***3.36***3.36***4.29***4.29***MeanMeandifferencedifference

    47.7247.72

    23.9023.9047.8247.82

    20.5920.5946.0746.07

    19.6719.6750.1250.12

    20.8620.8647.4247.42

    18.3518.3550.4250.42

    13.0413.0446.5246.52

    18.9418.94

    Mean valueMean value

    of Crossbredof Crossbred2/2/

    51.2151.21

    28.9128.9142.9842.98

    22.5422.5448.0048.00

    24.5024.5051.9351.93

    21.7221.7252.9952.99

    22.7322.7347.0647.06

    18.3518.3550.8150.81

    19.0319.03SurvivalSurvival

    Mean valueMean value

    ofof

    Pure breedPure breed 1/1/

    O.niloticusO.niloticus

    (GIFT) x(GIFT) x

    O.niloticusO.niloticus

    ((FaSTFaST))

    O.O.

    mossambicusmossambicus xx

    O.niloticusO.niloticus

    ((FaSTFaST))

    O.O. aureusaureusxx

    O.niloticusO.niloticus

    ((FaSTFaST))

    O.O. spilurusspilurus

    xx

    O. niloticusO. niloticus

    ((FaSTFaST))

    O.O. spilurusspilurus

    xx

    O. niloticusO. niloticus

    (GIFT)(GIFT)

    O.O.

    spilurusspilurusxx

    O.O.mossambicusmossambicus

    O.O.

    spilurusspilurus

    xx

    O.O.

    aureusaureus

    C R O S S E SC R O S S E S

    INDICESINDICES

    *** indicate highly significant differences between pure bred and crossbred at 0.05 level

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    Table 4. Number of male and femaleTable 4. Number of male and femalebreeders of the 16 best performing strainbreeders of the 16 best performing strain

    combination used to build the basecombination used to build the basepopulation.population.

    88121244S1 x S5S1 x S57799141444S4 x S2S4 x S266

    99141444S4 x S4S4 x S455

    1010151555S5 x S1S5 x S1441010151555S1 x S1S1 x S133

    1111161666S5 x S5S5 x S522

    11.511.5171766S2 x S1S2 x S111

    % Composition to% Composition to

    Base PopulationBase Population

    FEMALE (n)FEMALE (n)MALE (n)MALE (n)CROSSCROSSRANKRANK

    1.51.5--33S6 x S4S6 x S499

    6.56.5101033S4 x S5S4 x S588

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    Table 4. Number of male and femaleTable 4. Number of male and femalebreeders of the 16 best performing strainbreeders of the 16 best performing straincombination used to build the basecombination used to build the basepopulation.population.

    1001001501505050

    1.51.52211S5 x S2S5 x S21616

    2.52.54411S5 x S3S5 x S31515

    3.53.56611S1 x S2S1 x S21414

    4.54.58811S3 x S5S3 x S51313

    11--22S6 x S5S6 x S51212

    558822S1 x S4S1 x S41111

    5.55.59922S5 x S4S5 x S41010

    % Composition to% Composition to

    Base PopulationBase PopulationFEMALE (n)FEMALE (n)MALE (n)MALE (n)CROSSCROSSRANKRANK

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    Table 5. Combining ability for growth (g)Table 5. Combining ability for growth (g)

    and survival (%) of the different tilapiaand survival (%) of the different tilapia

    strainsstrains

    - 0.2581 c+ 11.190 bO. niloticus (FaST)+ 2.8107

    a

    + 23.726a

    O. niloticus (GIFT)

    - 2.8854 d- 21.615 dO. mossambicus

    + 0.2549 bc+ 4.228 cO aureus+ 1.6173 ab+ 0.515 cO. spilurus

    Fish was used as Maternal

    Strain

    Survival (%)Growth (g)

    Combining Abilities *

    Means within parental groups in the same column with the same letter are not significantly different

    (P

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    Table 5. Combining ability for growthTable 5. Combining ability for growth(g) and survival (%) of the different(g) and survival (%) of the different

    tilapia strainstilapia strains

    + 1.2812 a- 1.079 cdO. niloticus (YY)

    + 0.5992 ab+ 2.270 bcO. niloticus (FaST)

    - 0.5058 abc+ 6.241 abO. niloticus (GIFT)

    - 0.7855 bc- 17.971 eO. mossambicus

    - 1.6010 c- 4.390 dO aureus

    + 0.4717 ab+ 7.634 aO. spilurus

    Fish was used as Paternal

    Strain Growth (g) Survival (%)

    Means within parental groups in the same column with the same letter are not significantly different

    (P

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    Table 6. Phase 2; rankTable 6. Phase 2; rank--order and significant of ranks for finalorder and significant of ranks for final bodybody

    weightweight corrected for sex effect of the different cross combinationscorrected for sex effect of the different cross combinations

    across and within environmentsacross and within environments

    1010abcdefabcdef33 abcabc66 abcdabcd1515bcdefghibcdefghi1818 cdefghijcdefghij2121(S4S4)x(S4S5)(S4S4)x(S4S5)

    99 abcdefabcdef77 abcdefgabcdefg1313bcdebcde1111bcdefbcdef1111bcdefbcdef44(S1S1)x(S4S5)(S1S1)x(S4S5)

    88 abcdeabcde1414abcdefghabcdefgh3737 dede11 aa1212 cdefgcdefg3535(S5S5)x(S3S5)(S5S5)x(S3S5)

    77 abcdabcd1111abcdefghabcdefgh1919bcdebcde3030 defghidefghi44 bcbc2323(S4S4)x(S5S4)(S4S4)x(S5S4)

    66 abcdabcd88 abcdefgabcdefg88 abcdabcd2020 cdefghicdefghi88 bcdbcd33(S1S1)x(S4S4)(S1S1)x(S4S4)

    55 abcdabcd2222 defghdefgh1010bcdebcde44 bcbc1313 cdefgcdefg3636(S5S5)x(S4S2)(S5S5)x(S4S2)

    44 abcabc--3434dede2525 cdefghicdefghi22 abab2020(S4S4)x(S2S1)(S4S4)x(S2S1)33

    abab

    1818defghdefgh

    22abab

    --99bcdebcde

    2727(S5S1)x(S1S4)(S5S1)x(S1S4)

    22 abab11 aa2424bcdebcde1616bcdefghibcdefghi33 bcbc66(S1S4)x(S4S4)(S1S4)x(S4S4)

    11 aa1212abcdefghabcdefgh11 aa33 bcbc1010bcdefbcdef99(S1S5)x(S5S3)(S1S5)x(S5S3)

    AcrossAcross

    ENVENV

    ENV4ENV4

    TANKTANK

    ENV3ENV3

    CAGECAGE

    ENV2ENV2

    PONDPOND

    ENV1ENV1

    CAGECAGE

    GroupGroup

    crosscross

    CrossesCrosses

    1919 defghijdefghij1313abcdefghabcdefgh33 abcabc66bcdbcd3434 klmklm4040

    O.O. mossambicusmossambicus

    xx O. niloticusO. niloticus

    EgyptEgypt

    3737 lmnlmn2424 defghdefgh2828bcdebcde2222 cdefghicdefghi3737 mm3939O.O. mossambicusmossambicus

    91.1091.1060.2160.21100.89100.8985.5485.54101.13101.13MEANMEAN WT. (g)WT. (g)

    Ranks within test environment sharing the same superscript are not significant

    different P

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    Table 6. Phase 2; rankTable 6. Phase 2; rank--order and significant of ranks fororder and significant of ranks for survivalsurvival

    of the different cross combinations across environmentsof the different cross combinations across environments

    (S1S1)x(S4S5)(S1S1)x(S4S5)

    CrossesCrosses

    (S1S1)x(S4S2)(S1S1)x(S4S2)

    (S2S1)x(S1S2)(S2S1)x(S1S2)

    (S1S1)x(S4S4)(S1S1)x(S4S4)

    (S5S5)x(S1S5)(S5S5)x(S1S5)

    (S4S5)x(S1S2)(S4S5)x(S1S2)

    (S1S5)x(S1S1)(S1S5)x(S1S1)

    (S2S1)x(S4S2)(S2S1)x(S4S2)

    (S1S5)x(S5S1)(S1S5)x(S5S1)

    (S5S1)x(S1S2)(S5S1)x(S1S2)

    88 cdecde

    99 cdefcdef

    1010 defgdefg

    1313

    88

    2626

    O.O. mossambicusmossambicus xx O. niloticusO. niloticus EgyptEgypt

    Mean SURVMean SURV

    22 bb

    33 bcbc

    55 bcdbcd

    77 cdcd

    44 bcbc

    11 aa

    66 bcdbcd

    44

    Group crossGroup cross

    22

    1010

    33

    3333

    2424

    77

    3939

    4040

    O.O. mossambicusmossambicus 2121 ghijghij

    2727 hijklhijkl

    53.56 (1,396)53.56 (1,396)MEAN SURV. (%)*MEAN SURV. (%)*

    Ranks within test environment sharing the same superscript are not significant

    different (P

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    ConclusionConclusion

    Phase 1Phase 1 purebreds performed better than the hybrids in almostpurebreds performed better than the hybrids in almost

    all crosses indicating no hybrid vigor for growth andall crosses indicating no hybrid vigor for growth andsurvival in crossbred progenies except forsurvival in crossbred progenies except for O.O. spilurusspilurusxx

    O.O. aureusaureusandand O.O. mossambicusmossambicusxx FaSTFaST for growth andfor growth and

    O.O. spilurusspilurusxx O.O. mossambicusmossambicusandand O.O. mossambicusmossambicusxxFaSTFaST for survivalfor survival

    average negativeaverage negative heterosisheterosis reflects the minimal nonreflects the minimal non--

    additive genetic variance and therefore does not justifyadditive genetic variance and therefore does not justifya crossbreeding approacha crossbreeding approach

    it is possible to improve the trait for salinity tolerance ofit is possible to improve the trait for salinity tolerance of

    this species through selection that exploits the additivethis species through selection that exploits the additiveeffects of genes controlling this traiteffects of genes controlling this trait

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    ConclusionConclusion

    Phase 2Phase 2 an increased in terms of growth and survival wasan increased in terms of growth and survival was

    achieved through selectionachieved through selection Salinity tolerance in terms of growth and survival wasSalinity tolerance in terms of growth and survival was

    influenced by the male parentinfluenced by the male parent O.O. spilurusspiluruswhile thewhile the

    female parentfemale parent O. niloticusO. niloticusFaSTFaST influenced the growthinfluenced the growthraterate

    All hybrids cross with pureAll hybrids cross with pure O.O. spilurusspiluruswas included inwas included in

    the top ranking families based on survival but not all topthe top ranking families based on survival but not all topranking families based on body weight were included inranking families based on body weight were included in

    the top ranking families based on survivalthe top ranking families based on survival

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