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PLENARYSunday, June 8 8:30 - 10:30 Hall F

Chair: Graham Mair

8:30 WELCOME / INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE

8:45 Richard Colbeck AQUACULTURE IN AUSTRALIA – EXPLORING FUTURE TRENDS

9:05 WAS AWARDS

9:15 José R. Villalón SETTING THE BAR FOR FOOD PRODUCTION: IS AQUACULTURE THE MODEL FOR HOW PROTEIN SHOULD BE FARMED?

9:45 Charlie Arnot ETHICS, VALUES AND SCIENCE – BUILDING TRUST IN TODAY’S AQUACULTURE

10:15 STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

10:30 BREAK – in Exhibit Hall

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TECHNICAL ADVANCES FOR AQUACULTURESunday, June 8 11:20 - 12:40 Room 8

Chair: Andrew King, Tim Dempster

11:20 Julie Delabbio NEW TOOLS FOR THE FUTURE: MANIPULATING LIGHT INTENSITY AND LIGHT COLOR IN AQUACULTURE ENVIRONMENTS

11:40 Frode Oppedal, David Johansson, Frida Laursen, Mette Remen, Ole Folkedal, Jonatan Nilsson, Lars Gansel, Øyvind Korsøen, Tim Dempster, Lars Stien RESPONSES OF CAGED SALMON TO FARM ENVIRONMENT

12:00 Carl Burger, Les Ohlbach GRADUATED FIELD, ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER AND GUIDANCE TECHNOLOGY: EXISTING AND POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS FOR AQUACULTURE

12:20 Wil Conn, Rodney Missen, Gerard Adam GLOBAL TRENDS IN THE COMMERCIALISATION OF RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY

IMMUNOLOGY AND VACCINESSunday, June 8 11:20 - 12:40 Hall C

Chair: Paul Hardy-Smith

11:20 Omkar Byadgi, Dinda Puteri, Yan-Horn Lee, Ta-Chi Cheng INDUCTION AND EXPRESSION OF TOLL LIKE RECEPTOR 9 IN COBIA Rachycentron canadum AFTER STIMULATING BY CPG OLIGONUCLEOTIDES

11:40 Hao Feng, Wei Zhou, Man Zhou, Zhilin Huang INNATE IMMUNITY STUDIES OF BLACK CARP Mylopharyngodon piceus

12:00 Noa Ziklo, Angelo Colorni, Michal Ucko HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSE OF SEA BASS Dicentrarchus labrax AND WHITE GROUPER Epinephelus aeneus EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED WITH Mycobacterium marinum

GENERAL FRESHWATER AQUACULTURESunday, June 8 11:20 - 12:40 Room 3

Chair: Matthew McLellan

11:20 John Walakira, Joseph Molnar, Jeffery Terhune, Ronald Phelps, Curtis Jolly CULTURING AFRICAN LUNGFISH Protopterus aethiopicus IN UGANDA: RECENT FINDINGS

11:40 Muhammad Ashraf, Saeed Akram Khan, Dur-i-Shahwar, Shahid Sherzada, Arshad Javed QUALITY OF FEED AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON INDUCED SPAWNING OF Channa marulius

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12:00 Matthew McLellan, Jess Lachlan INVESTIGATIONS INTO ARTIFICIAL SPAWNING OF THE ENDANGERED MACQUARIE PERCH Macquaria australasica

12:20 Maria Celia Portella, Olivia Menossi, Rubens Turin, Juliana Kojimna, Thiago Freitas, Maeli Dal Pai EFFECTS OF FASTING AND REFEEDING IN LIVER AND MUSCLE FIBERS OF PACU Piaractus mesopotamicus

FEEDSTUFFS AND FEED ADDITIVES (INCLUDING ALTERNATIVES), AND PREBIOTICS AND PROBIOTICS

Sunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:20 Hall DChair: Richard Smullen, Jorge Arias

Sponsor:

11:20 Peter Hutchinson A TIDE CHANGE IN FEED MANUFACTURE?

11:40 Geoffrey L. Bell NEW YEAST AND FERMENTATION PROCESS RESULTS IN LOW COST FISHMEAL REPLEACMENT WHEN PRODUCING BIOFUELS FROM NON-FOOD BIOMASS SOURCES

12:00 Miguel Landines, Liliana Rodriguez, Diego Rodriguez EFFECT OF THE DIETARY INCLUSION OF OREGANO OIL Origanum vulgare ON SOME PRODUCTIVE, PHYSIOLOGICAL AND INMUNOLOGICAL VARIABLES IN JUVENILES OF Brycon amazonicus

12:20 Jose Luiz Pedreira Mourino, Gabriel Jesus, Gabriella Pereira, Felipe Vieira, Mauricio Martins, Thiago Ushizima Weisella cibaria AND THEIR PROBIOTIC ACTION IN THE INTESTINAL TRACT OF HYBRID SURUBINS Pseudoplatystoma corruscans × P. reticulatum

12:40 LUNCH

14:30 Amir Abbas Esmailzadeh, Maral Dara EFFECT OF Cinnamomum camphora AND Thymus AS ANTIMICROBIAL IN FISH Petrophyllum scalare

14:50 KB Haw, Bluey Chew GOOD FOR FISH, LAND AND MEN WITH PLANT-EXTRACTS CONDITIONERS_14C03

15:10 Mohammad Mokarrom Hossain, Md. Nahiduzzaman, A.B.M. Mahfuzul Haque, Benoy Kumar Barman, Md. Mahbbul Alam Miah, Gopal Chandra Datta, Md Ershadul Islam, Mrityunjoy Kunda, Rupan Kumar Basak, Mohammad Sarwardi, Shakuntala H. Thilsted, Michael J. Phillips EVALUATION OF PRODUCTIVITY AND DISSEMINATION STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTION OF NUTRIENT-RICH MOLA Amblypharyngodon mola IN DIFFERENT AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS

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15:30 Victoria Ayuba HAEMATOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND WEIGHT CHANGES IN Clarias gariepinus FINGERLINGS EXPOSED TO SUBLETHAL CONCENTRATIONS Datura innoxia SEED EXTRACTS

15:50 Mabel Omowumi Ipinmoroti HAEMATOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF JUVENILE Clarias gariepinus (BURCHELL, 1822) TO Moringa oleifera AS FEED ADDITIVE IN INDOOR NURSERY

16:10 Amina Zuberi, Ali Raza, Sarwar Huda EFFECTS OF GRADED LEVELS OF DIETARY SELENIUM ON THE GROWTH PERFORMANCE AND REDOX STATUS OF JUVENILE MAHSEER Tor putitora

16:30 Rebecca Forder THE EFFECT OF DIETARY AQUATE ON CUTANEOUS BARRIER INTEGRITY IN YELLOW

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16:50 Serge Corneillie GIVING FISH A GOOD START: AN OVERVIEW OF THE JAPANESE EXPERIENCE

BREEDING AND GENETICSSunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:10 Room 1

Chairs: Dean Jerry, Peter Mather, Otomar Linhart, Sergio Zimmerman

11:20 Fiona Hely, Peter Amer, David Sutherland, Jon Bailey AN OVERVIEW OF THE NEW ZEALAND KING SALMON COMPANY SELECTIVE BREEDING PROGRAM

11:40 Yaqing Chang THE GENETICS AND BREEDING PROGRESS OF MARINE ORGANISMS IN CHINA

12:00 Hanping Wang, Paul O’Bryant, Hong Yao, Dean Rapp, Christopher Hartleb, William Lynch, Luqman Aslam PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE AND GENETIC VARIANCE OF YELLOW PERCH OVER THREE GENERATIONS OF COMMERCIAL-SCALE MARKER-AIDED COHORT SELECTION FOR GROWTH

12:20 Shannon Loughnan, Carolyn Smith-Keune, Dean Jerry, Luciano Beheregaray, Nick Robinson COMPARISON OF THE USE OF DIFFERENT SOURCE STOCKS FOR ESTABLISHING BASE POPULATIONS FOR SELECTIVE BREEDING OF BARRAMUNDI Lates calcarifer

12:0 Mohamed E. Megahed CRITERIA FOR SELECTION AND MEASUREMENTS TAKEN IN SELECTIVE BREEDING PROGRAM FOR INDIAN WHITE SHRIMP Fenneropenaeus indicus

13:00 LUNCH

14:30 Rama Bangera, Tale M. K. Drangsholt, Hanne M. Nielsen, Panya Sae-Lim, Jørgen Ødegård, Velmurugu Puvanendran, Øyvind J. Hansen, Atle Mortensen GENOTYPE BY ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION FOR GROWTH OF ATLANTIC COD Gadus morhua L. IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS

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14:50 Wayne Knibb, P. Whatmore, N. Nguyen, J. Quinn, R. Lamont, D. Powell, A. Elizur, T. Anderson, C. Remilton HOW CAN GENETIC DIVERSITY BE MAINTAINED IN LONG TERM MASS SELECTED POPULATIONS WITHOUT PEDIGREE INFORMATION – A CASE STUDY USING BANANA PRAWN F. merguiensis

15:10 Matthew Baranski, Celeste Jacq, Katrine Hånes Kirste DEVELOPMENT AND OPTIMIZATION OF A MICROSATELLITE 12-PLEX FOR PARENTAGE ASSIGNMENT IN ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar

15:30 Luca Mirimin, Rouvay Roodt-Wilding APPLICATION OF MOLECULAR RESOURCES TO THE STUDY OF WILD AND FARMED SCIAENID SPECIES IN SOUTH AFRICA – TOOLS FOR CONSERVATION AND SELECTIVE BREEDING PROGRAMMES

15:50 Lenin Arias Rodriguez, Jesús Dionicio Carrera Díaz, Gabriel Márquez Couturier, Jeane Rimber Indy, Salomón Páramo Delgadillo, George Sigueki Yasui CHROMOSOME SET MANIPULATION IN THE TROPICAL GARFISH Atractosteus tropicus

16:30 Otomar Linhart, S. M. Hadi Alavi, Azadeh Hatef, Martin Psenicka, Marek Rodina, Ping Li, Martin Hulak, Sergii Boryspolets, Boris Dzyuba, David Gela, Anna Kolesova, Olga Bondarenko, Viktoriya Dzyuba, Ievgenia Gazo, Galina Prokopchuk, Zuzana Linhartova, Jacky Cosson CURRENT KNOWLEDGE OF SPERM BIOLOGY IN CHONDROSTEAN FISH SPECIES

16:50 Akwasi Ampofo-Yeboah, Helet Lambrechts, Danie Brink DETECTION OF OLEANOLIC ACID A POTENTIAL ANTIFERTILITY AGENT IN MORINGA Moringa oleifera SEED

CLIMATE CHANGE READY – MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR THE FUTURE

Sunday, June 8 11:20 - 15:10 Room 5Chairs: Alistair Hobday, Michael Philips

11:20 Phimphakan Lebel, Niwooti Whangchai, Chanagun Chitmanat, Louis Lebel PERCEPTIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF CLIMATE-RELATED RISKS IN RIVER-BASED CAGE AQUACULTURE IN NORTHERN THAILAND

11:40 Ros Harvey, Peter Frappell, John McCulloch, Nick Elliott AQUACULTURE OPTIMISATION: DEMONSTRATION OF SENSOR NETWORKING AND PREDICTIVE MODELLING

12:00 Alistair Hobday, Claire Spillman, Jason Hartog, Debbie Hudson DYNAMICAL SEASONAL FORECASTING SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURE IN A CHANGING CLIMATE

12:20 Diego E. Platas R., Javier F. Luna, Veronica Cazares O. GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON TILAPIA PRODUCTION: THE CASE OF VERACRUZ, MEXICO

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14:30 Jay Dev Bista, Ram Kumar Shrestha, Arun Kumar Baidya, Tek Bahadur Gurung CHALLENGES OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON IN-SITU CONSERVATION OF TRANS-HIMALAYAN GOLDEN SAHAR Tor putitora IN MID-HILL LAKES OF POKHARA VALLEY, NEPAL

14:50 Andrea Morash, Sarah Andrewartha, Nicholas Elliott, Peter Frappell AQUACULTURE PHYSIOLOGY IN CHANGING CLIMATES: NOVEL BIOSENSOR TECHNOLOGY FOR ABALONE FARMING

HATCHERY AND LARVAE MANAGEMENTSunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:10 Hall E

Chairs: Seumas Walker, Mike Rimmer

11:20 Velmurugu Puvanendran, Rama Bangera, Hanne Johnsen, Atle Mortensen, Øyvind Hansen EFFECTS OF INCREASE IN EGG INCUBATION TEMPERATURE AT DIFFERENT EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT STAGES ON HATCHING SUCCESS AND LARVAL GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF ATLANTIC COD Gadus morhua

11:40 Paulo H. Mello, Bruno C. Araujo, Mariana F. Campos, Jandyr A. Rodrigues Filho, Carlos E. O. Garcia, Renata G. Moreira ONTOGENY OF DIGESTIVE TRACT IN DUSKY GROUPER LARVAE Epinephelus marginatus: AN APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS ENDANGERED SPECIES IN SOUTHEAST OF BRAZIL

12:00 Maria Celia Portella, Thiago Mendes de Freitas, Thyssia B. A. Silva, Thalys V. Cruz, Andressa C. Innocente GROWTH PERFORMANCE AND HISTOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT IN PACU Piaractus mesopotamicus

12:20 Teshome Bizuayehu, Steinar Johansen, Velmurugu Puvanendran, Hilde Toften, Tor Jørgensen, Igor Babiak EFFECT OF EMBRYONIC AND LARVAL THERMAL EXPERIENCES ON MICRORNA EXPRESSION IN ATLANTIC COD

12:40 LUNCH

14:30 Xiaoming Wu, Susumu Uji, Hayato Yokoi, Tohru Suzuki PROCESS OF VERTEBRAL ANOMALY INDUCED BY RETINOIC ACID

14:50 Philippe Dhert, Nick King, Eamonn O’Brien SUBSTITUTION OF ROTIFER BIOENCAPSULATION BY A DIRECT SUSTAINABLE FORMULATED CULTURE DIET

15:10 Jian G. Qin, Flavio F. Ribeiro CANNIBALISM CONTROL IN BARRAMUNDI Lates calcarifer: A MODELLING APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND SIZE DEPENDENT FUNCTIONS

15:30 Flavio F. Ribeiro, Jian G. Qin PREY SIZE PREFERENCE AND CANNIBALISTIC BEHAVIOUR IN BARRAMUNDI Lates calcarifer

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15:50 Angeliki Antonakaki, Vassilis Papadakis, Alexios Glaropoulos, Maroudio Kentouri MICROALGAE EFFECT ON THE FORAGING PATTERN OF SEA BREAM Sparus aurata LARVAE

16:10 Jeane Rimber Indy, Lenin Arias Rodriguez, Martin Plath, Michael Tobler, Ingo Schlupp, David Bierbach, Carlos Alfonso Alvarez Gonzales LIVE FOOD RESPONSE OF LARVAE CAVE MOLLY Poecilia mexicana FROM CUEVA DE AZUFRE, VILLA LUZ, TABASCO, MEXICO

16:30 Richard M. Knuckey COMMERCIALISATION OF GROUPER AQUACULTURE IN AUSTRALIA – TRANSITIONING FROM GOVERNMENT TO THE PRIVATE SECTOR

OFFSHORE AQUACULTURESunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:10 Hall B

Chair: Diego MendiolaSponsor: Aquacultural Engineering Society

11:20 Diego Mendiola, Katerin Azpeitia, Marta Revilla, Ibon Galparsoro, Pedro Liria, Manuel Gonzalez TOWARDS A NEW SUSTAINABLE OFFSHORE MUSSEL FARMING INDUSTRY SET UP IN THE BAY OF BISCAY

11:40 Dane Klinger, Zachary Brown, Rosamond Naylor THERMAL CONSTRAINTS ON OFFSHORE AQUACULTURE: WHERE AND WHAT CAN WE FARM IN THE OPEN-OCEAN?

12:00 Philipp Seemann, Matthias Sorg, Paul Guempel DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW MATERIAL SYSTEM FROM HIGH TENSILE STAINLESS STEEL WIRE WITH ENVIRONMENTALLY COMPATIBLE ANTIFOULING PROPERTIES FOR OFF-SHORE FISHFARMING CAGES

12:20 LUNCH

14:30 Benjamin Levy, Heide Friedrich, John Cater, Richard Clarke, James P. Denier IMPACT OF MESH/TWINE RATIO ON THE LOAD FORCES APPLIED ON SIMPLIFIED OCEANIC AQUACULTURE PEN

14:50 Pascal Klebert, Per Christian Andresen, Pål Lader NEW LARGE SEACAGES DESIGN FOR HIGH CURRENT AND WAVES

15:10 Gavin Key AT THE END OF OUR ROPE: DEVELOPING NEXT-GENERATION MARICULTURE ON A 4-KM SINGLE POINT MOORING

15:30 Bernard Walrut FISH – THE CHANGING NATURE OF THE HUMAN AND FISH RELATIONSHIP

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PANGASIUS, CLARIAS AND ICTALURUSSunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:10 Room 4

Chairs: William Daniels, Ram Bhujel

11:20 Ade Sunarma, Odang Carman, Komar Sumantadinata, Alimuddin Alimuddin, Putri Zulfania FIVE POPULATIONS OF AFRICAN CATFISH BASED ON DIFFERENT INTRODUCED-HISTORY TO INDONESIA: PUREBRED AND ITS SEED CROSSBRED PERFORMANCE

11:40 Zarirah Mohamed Zulperi, Ina Salwany Md Yasin MOLECULAR CLONING AND PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF GONADOTROPIN GENE SUBUNITS OF ASIAN REDTAIL CATFISH Hemibagrus nemurus

12:00 LUNCH

14:30 Rose K. Basiita, Kyall Zenger, Dean R. Jerry GENETIC DIVERSITY AND STRUCTURE OF Bagrus docmac FROM THE ALBERTINE RIFT AND LAKE VICTORIA BASIN, EAST AFRICA

14:50 Lenin Arias Rodriguez, Juan Carlos López-Hernández, Jeane Rimber Indy, Salomón Páramo-Delgadillo, Gabriel Marquez-Couturier, George Sigueki Yasui EFFECTS OF THE UV ON SPERM QUALITY FROM THE TROPICAL CATFISH Rhamdia laticauda

15:10 Rose K. Basiita, Dean R. Jerry, Martin Sserwadda, JohnBosco Omony EFFICACY OF AQUI-S TO INDUCE ANESTHESIA IN SEMUTUNDU Bagrus docmac

15:30 William Daniels, Samuel Addo EFFECTS OF THE COMMERCIALLY-AVAILABLE PROBIOTIC PONDTOSS™ ON WATER QUALITY, GROWTH AND PRODUCTION OF CHANNEL CATFISH FROM JUVENILE TO MARKET SIZE IN EARTHEN PONDS

15:50 Herve Lucien-Brun, Florence Philippe, Ludovic Lahaye, M. A. Kabir Chowdhury DOES PROTEASE IMPROVE QUALITY OF PANGASIUS FEED?

16:10 Hazreen-Nita Mohd Khalid, Siti-Zahrah Abdullah, Zamri-Saad Mohd, Nur-Nazifah Mansor, Firdaus-Nawi Mohd, Rimatulhana Ramly COMPARISON OF HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES BETWEEN NATURALLY INFECTED AND INDUCED CCV IN Pangasius hypophthalmus IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA

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FROM FARM TO TABLE – UNDERSTANDING AND MEETING MARKET DEMANDS FOR SAFE, NUTRITIOUS AND TASTY SEAFOOD

Sunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:10 Room 6Chairs: Jayne Gallagher, Len Stephens

Sponsor:

11:20 Alison Turnbull SAFEFISH – A PARTNERSHIP APPROACH TO MANAGING FOOD SAFETY

11:40 Anthony Zammit, Brenda Hay, Dorothy-Jean McCoubrey IMPROVING THE MANAGEMENT OF THE RISK OF HUMAN ENTERIC VIRUSES IN SHELLFISH AT HARVEST

12:00 Janet Howieson, David Carter, Ewan Colquhoun, Barbara Bell IMPLEMENTING ELECTRONIC TRACEABILITY IN REMOTE, HIGH VOLUME FISHERIES: ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES

12:20 Thomas Madigan, Nathan Bott, Valeria Torok, Nigel Percy, John Carragher, Miguel de Barros Lopes, Daniel Cozzolino, Kerry Wilkinson, Andreas Kiermeier IMPROVED APPROACHES FOR ASSESSING PRODUCT SPOILAGE: AUSTRALIAN OYSTERS – A CASE STUDY

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14:30 Stephen Pahl, Sutasinee Anantanawat, Catherine McLeod, Tom Madigan, Ian Stewart, Karen McNaughton, Alison Turnbull ENSURING SAFE PACKAGED SEAFOOD – A GUIDE

14:50 Andrew Forrest, John Mayze, Carl Paulo, Heather Smyth, Sue Poole AN ASSESSMENT OF PACKAGING OPTIONS AND SHELF LIFE OF FRESH COBIA Rachycentron canadum INCLUDING MICROBIOLOGICAL ACCEPTABILITY, CONSUMER ACCEPTABILITY AND SENSORY ASSESSMENTS

15:10 Carl Paulo, Sue Poole, Yasmina Sultanbawa, Paul Exley, John Mayze, Andrew Forrest, Kent Fanning, Sharon Pun, Caterina Torrisi, Kerrie Abberton LOSS MINIMISATION IN FARMED PRAWNS THROUGH IMPROVEMENTS IN STORAGE LIFE AND COLOUR

15:30 Meredith Lawley MARKETING AUSTRALIAN FARMED BARRAMUNDI

15:50 Emily Mantilla SUPER SEAFOOD – WHAT’S IN AUSTRALIAN SEAFOOD?

16:10 Jayne Gallagher USING FOOD SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY CREDENTIALS TO SUPPORT MARKET POSITIONING IN CHINA – A CASE STUDY

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SOCIAL LICENSE TO OPERATESunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:10 Room 11

Chair: Kate Brooks

11:20 Emily Ogier, Peat Leith, Marcus Haward SCIENCE AND SOCIAL LICENSE: WHO DEFINES ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY OF ATLANTIC SALMON AQUACULTURE IN SOUTH-EASTERN TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA?

11:40 Nina White, Ian Clark ACQUIRING A SOCIAL LICENSE TO OPERATE IN THE AQUACULTURE CONTEXT: A REVIEW OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

12:00 Nicki Mazur, Allan Curtis, Andy Bodsworth LET’S TALK FISH: THE IMPLICATIONS OF SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY FOR THE COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY

12:20 Kate Brooks NOT ALL BIG BUCKS AND FLASHY ADS: HOW YOUR COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS AFFECT AND BUILD YOUR SOCIAL LICENSE TO OPERATE

12:40 LUNCH

14:10 Roy Palmer LICENCE TO GILL

14:30 Gary Hooper HEARTS AND MINDS

14:50 Claire Webber, David Ellis WORKING WITH THE COMMUNITY: THE LOWER EYRE PENINSULA ADOPT-A-BEACH PROGRAM

15:10 Hamish Wilson, Anna Crosbie SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND: EARNING TRUST AND SUPPORT FROM THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH YOU OPERATE

15:30 Louise Shaw EARNING THE TRUST OF THE CONSUMER

15:50 Jennifer M. Cobcroft, Adam Main, Maree Fudge, Catriona MacLeod ENGAGING WITHIN THE COMMUNITY – KEY LESSONS FROM A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER AUSTRALIAN/ NEW ZEALAND SALMON INDUSTRY WORKSHOP

16:10 Charlie Arnott, Kate Brooks, Jose Villalon PANEL SESSION

17:00 WRAP UP

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OYSTER FARMERS DAYSunday, June 8 11:20 - 17:10 Hall A

Chair: Alan Daley

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11:20 Richard Whittington, Ika Paul-Pont, Olivia Evans, Navneet Dhand, Ana Rubio EFFECTS OF HUSBANDRY PRACTICES TO REDUCE OsHV-1 ASSOCIATED MORTALITY OF PACIFIC OYSTERS Crassostrea gigas, AND FIRST STEPS TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT WITHIN AN INFECTED ESTUARY

11:40 Peter Kube, Michael Dove, Matthew Cunningham, Peter D. Kirkland, Wayne O’Connor, Nicholas G. Elliott GENETIC VARIATION IN PACIFIC OYSTERS FOR RESISTANCE TO Ostreid herpesvirus-1

12:00 Peter Kirkland, EMAI LAB INFECTIONS AND THE SILVER BULLET FOR BREEDING?

12:20 Cawthron Institute, NZ BREEDING PROGRAMS – NZ EXPERIENCE

12:40 LUNCH

14:30 Ian Jefferds, Penn Cove Shellfish MARKETING IN PRODUCTION RISKY TIMES

15:00 TBA LOW COST PR – A RAS OYSTER MEDAL

15:10 Sarah Andrewartha, Andrea Morash, Nick Elliott, John McCulloch, Peter Frappell BIOSENSING TO ASSIST AQUACULTURE PRODUCTIVITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

15:30 a star grower. . . GROWING FOR SURVIVAL

15:40 Steve McOrrie, Caroline Henry, Rodney Rutter, Steve Verdich FLOATING BASKET OYSTER CULTIVATION – AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE LOW IMPACT OYSTER CULTIVATION METHOD

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BIOFLOC SYSTEMSSunday, June 8 14:30 - 17:10 Hall C

Chairs: Anni Conn, Nyan TawSponsor: Aquacultural Engineering Society

14:30 Nyan Taw SHRIMP FARMING IN BIOFLOC SYSTEM: REVIEW AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

14:50 Emilie Cardona, Bénédicte Lorgeoux, Liet Chim, Jean Goguenheim EFFECT OF REARING SYSTEMS, CLEAR WATER VS. BIOFLOC, ON REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCES AND QUALITY OF LARVAE OF THE SHRIMP Litopenaeus stylirostris

15:10 Surijo Setio, Nyan Taw INTENSIVE FARM IN BALI, INDONESIA, PRODUCES SHRIMP IN BIOFLOC SYSTEM

15:30 Soe Tun, Nyan Taw SHRIMP FARMING IN MYANMAR: TRIALS IN BIOFLOC SYSTEM

15:50 Nyan Taw BIOFLOC TECHNOLOGY AS BIOSECURITY: A POSSIBLE SOLUTION IN PREVENTING SHRIMP DISEASES

FRESHWATER AQUACULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT – CHINASunday, June 8 14:30 - 17:10 Room 3

Chairs: Yan Wang, Jian Qin

14:30 Yan Wang, Yangxin Dai, Jinyu Tang FRESHWATER PEARL PRODUCTION IN CHINA AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

14:50 Jiashou Liu, Zhongjie Li, Tanglin Zhang, Xiaowu Li, Wentao Zeng STOCK ENHANCEMENT OF THE MITTEN CRAB Eriocheir sinensis IN LAKES OF CHINA BASED ON RESOURCE UTILIZATION AND PROTECTION

15:10 Jinliang Zhao, Chuanyang Li, Miaoyang Xu, Jeerawat Thammaratsuntorn CORRELATION OF GROWTH RATE WITH FOOD INTAKE, PEPSIN ACTIVITY AND PEPSINOGEN GENES EXPRESSION IN SOME Siniperca SPECIES

15:30 Zhongjie Li, Yibo Cui, Jiashou Liu, Tanglin Zhang, Songuang Xie, Shouqi Xie AN APPROACH OF PISCIVOROUS FISH STOCKING ENHANCEMENT IN YANGTZE LAKES, CHINA

15:50 Feng Hao, Zhou Wei, Huang Zhilin, Zhou Man INNATE IMMUNITY STUDIES OF BLACK CARP Mylopharyngodon piceus

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ENVIRONMENT, BIODIVERSITY AND CLIMATE CHANGESunday, June 8 15:10 - 17:10 Room 5

Chairs: Alistair Hobday, Michael Phillips

15:10 Malcolm Beveridge, Michael Phillips, Douglas Beare, Max Troell, Sarah Castine AQUACULTURE: ENVIRONMENT, BIODIVERSITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE

15:50 Catriona Macleod, Luis Henríquez, Jeff Ross, Neville Barrett DEFINING THE NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC DRIVERS BEHIND “EUTROPHICATION HOTSPOTS” IN MACROALGAL COMMUNITIES

16:10 Ana Rubio, Peter Coad, Roman Kadluczka, Bruce Alford IMPROVING OYSTER INDUSTRY’S RESILIENCE THROUGH ESTUARINE MONITORING ACROSS A RANGE OF TIME SCALES

16:30 Catriona Macleod, Ruth Eriksen, Bronagh Kelly, Jeff Ross ASSESSMENT OF OPTIONS FOR MANAGING SEABED RECOVERY IN MARINE FINFISH AQUACULTURE

16:50 Festus Idowu Adeosun, Akanji Akinyemi, Adedoyin Idowu, Domnic Odulate, Waheed Abdul FOOD AND FEEDING HABITS OF Tilapia zilli AND Chrysichtys nigrodigitatus IN LOWER OGUN RIVER, ONIYANRIN

WOMEN’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO AQUACULTURESunday, June 8 14:30 - 17:10 Room 8

Chair: Meryl Williams

14:30 Meryl J. Williams LOOKING THROUGH A GENDER LENS AT SOCIAL RESPONSIBLILITY IN AQUACULTURE

14:50 Roy Palmer WHY THE EMPHASIS MUST BE ON WOMEN

15:10 Mrityunjoy Kunda, Benoy K. Barman, Mohammed A. Islam, Md. M. Uddin, Farjana Morshed NURSING OF IMPROVED TILAPIA FRY USING CAGES IN WETLANDS INVOLVING WOMEN IN POOR FISHERS’ HOUSEHOLDS IN THE NORTHEASTERN REGION OF BANGLADESH

15:30 Ambilikumar Vasudevanpillai GENDER DISCRIMINATION AMONG FISHERFOLK OF SOUTH KERALA

15:50 Jill Briggs WOMEN, LEADERSHIP, AQUACULTURE – REVIEW OF WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL SEAFOOD INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP AND IMPACTS (POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE) ON AQUACULTURE, THE SEAFOOD INDUSTRY AND LEADERSHIP

16:10 Panel Discussion WHAT SHOULD WORLD AQUACULTURE SOCIETY BE DOING TO IMPROVE GENDER EQUALITY IN AQUACULTURE?

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GENETICS AND BREEDING OF FRESHWATER FISHES – CHINAMonday, June 9 9:00 - 12:50 Room 6

Chairs: Shaojun Liu, Jian Qin

9:00 Shaojun Liu HYBRID FISH LINEAGES AND APPLICATIONS

9:20 Shaokui Yi, Han Liu, Weimin Wang IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MICRORNAS INVOLVED IN GROWTH OF BLUNT SNOUT BREAM Megalobrama amblycephala BY SOLEXA SEQUENCING

9:40 JIanshe Zhang, Wuying Chu IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION PROFILING OF MICRORNAS FROM WHITE AND RED MUSCLES OF Siniperca chuatsi

10:00 Weiqun Lu, Hu Zhao HETEROSIS AND GENETIC ANALYSIS IN THE HYBRID F1 OF LARGE YELLOW CROAKER Pseudosciaena crocea AND MIIUY CROAKER Miichthys miiuy

10:20 Jianguo Lu, Peixian Luan, Xiaofeng Zhang, Shuqun Xue, Lina Peng, Xiaowen Sun SEX RELATED GENES EXPRESSION PATTERN OF YELLOW CATFISH Pelteobagrus fulvidraco REVEALED BY GONAD TRANSCRIPTOME SEQUENCING

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11:10 Xiaowen Sun, Xianhu Zheng A CONSENSUS LINKAGE MAP OF COMMON CARP Cyprinus carpio L. TO COMPARE THE DISTRIBUTION AND VARIATION OF QTLs ASSOCIATED WITH GROWTH TRAITS

11:30 Peng Xu, Jian Xu, Jiongtang Li, Yanliang Jiang, Jun Yu, Xiaowen Sun DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLOITATION OF GENOME RESOURCES AND TOOLS FOR COMMON CARP Cyrinus carpio GENETIC SELECTION

ENVIRONMENT, BIODIVERSITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE – CONTINUEDMonday, June 9 9:00 - 12:50 Room 5

Chairs: Alistair Hobday, Michael Phillips

9:00 Michael Phillips, Richard Waite, Malcolm Beveridge, Randall Brummett, Sarah Castine, Nuttapon Chaiyawannakarn, Sadasivam Kaushik, Rattanawan Mungkung, Supawat Nawapakpilai CREATING A SUSTAINABLE FOOD FUTURE: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF AQUACULTURE IN 2050 AND PATHWAYS TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE

9:20 Nigel Keeley, Barrie Forrest, Catriona Macleod BENTHIC RECOVERY AND RE-IMPACT RESPONSES FROM SALMON FARM ENRICHMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR FARM MANAGEMENT

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RESILIENCE OF KEY BENTHIC PROCESSES UNDER CAGE AQUACULTURE

10:00 Mostafa Ali Reza Hossain HABITAT AND FISH DIVERSITY: BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE

10:20 BREAK

11:10 Yi Zhou, Peng Liu, Xiaomei Zhang, Feng Wang, Bingjian Liu, Hongsheng Yang IN SITU BIODEPOSIT PRODUCTION BY INFAUNAL SUSPENSION-FEEDING BIVALVES Ruditapes philippinarum IN AN INTERTIDAL SEAGRASS BED

11:30 Abdullahi A. Haruna, Ajayi Olarewaju, Sulaiman I. Ojiri AN ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICO-CHEMICAL AND ZOO PLANKTON ABUNDANCE IN NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR FRESHWATER FISHERIES RESEARCH, KISRA RESERVOIR

11:50 Rasheed Olakunle Ojutiku, Reuben Jiya Kolo, C. E. Mbanaso, S. L. Lamai, A. A. Oladimeji COMPOSITION AND DYNAMICS OF SOME HEAVY METALS IN JABI DAM, LOWER USUMA DAM AND GWAGWALADA RIVER IN FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, ABUJA, NIGERIA

12:10 Felix Ayson, Irene Cabanilla, Evelyn Grace Ayson FAILURE OF SPAWNING, IMPAIRED EMBRYO VIABILITY AND LOW LARVAL SURVIVAL OF IMPORTANT TROPICAL AQUACULTURE FISH SPECIES AFTER EXPOSURE TO ELEVATED SEAWATER TEMPERATURE: IMPLICATIONS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON THE FRY PRODUCTION OF THESE FISH SPECIES IN THE HATCHERY

12:30 Jaigopal Sharma, Taqueer Ahmad, Samar Pal Singh, Rina Chakrabarti PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF Catla catla EXPOSED TO VARIOUS DISSOVED OXYGEN LEVELS OF WATER

FOOD SAFETY PROGRAMS AND TRADEMonday, June 9 9:00 - 10:40 Room 11Chairs: Brett Koonse, Giuseppe Scordella

9:00 Michael Jahncke APPROACHES TO HELP ENSURE THE SAFETY OF RAW OYSTERS

9:20 Brett Koonse WHAT ARE OTHER COUNTRIES DOING ON AQUACULTURE FARMS TO ENSURE THEIR PRODUCTS ARE SAFE AND CONSISTENTLY HIGH QUALITY…AND PROTECTING THEIR INDUSTRY AND MARKET SHARE?

9:40 Juan Silva, Taejo Kim, Norman Arroyo FOOD SAFETY RISKS AND SAFETY ASSOCIATED WITH CATFISH Ictalurus spp. PRODUCTS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN USA

10:00 Barbara Rasco, Gleyn Bledsoe FOOD SAFETY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT– A CASE STUDY OF AN EMERGING AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY

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INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE (IMTA) (‘EXTRACTIVE AQUACULTURE’)

Monday, June 9 9:00 - 12:50 Room 1Chair: Pia Winberg

9:00 Gregor Reid Reid, Shawn Robinson, Thierry Chopin, Peter Cranford EFFECTIVENESS OF OPEN-WATER INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE

9:20 Artur N. Rombenso, Viviana Lisboa, Luís A. Sampaio MARICULTURE IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL: AN APPROACH TO IMTA

9:40 Matthew Slater, Marisol Beltran-Gutierrez, Georgina Robinson, Camilla MacDonald, Cliff Jones, Sebastian Ferse, Andreas Kunzmann, Yunus Mgaya, Uli Seemann, Flower Msuya, Selina Stead INTEGRATING DETRITIVORES INTO RECIRCULATING SYSTEMS AND EXISTING AQUACULTURE

10:00 Leonardo N. Zamora, Andrew Jeffs TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE: CO-CULTURE OF PACIFIC OYSTERS AND AUSTRALASIAN SEA CUCUMBERS

10:20 Jacky Phosa EVALUATION OF POLYCULTURE METHOD UTILIZING INTEGRATED FISH-CROPS PRODUCTION SYSTEM AT PHETWANE IRRIGATION SCHEME IN LIMPOPO PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Ricky Gimin, Priyo Santoso OPTIMAL ABALONE Haliotis squamata TO Ulva RATIOS FOR A SMALL SCALE INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE SYSTEM

11:30 Quang Lich Nguyen, Martin S. Kumar, Nanthi S. Bolan, Tuan C. Le, Linh Q. Nguyen NUTRIENT REMOVAL FROM INTENSIVE SHRIMP FARMING WASTEWATER USING RED SEAWEED Gracilaria verrucosa

POND CULTUREMonday, June 9 9:00 - 12:50 Hall C

Chairs: Claude Boyd, Zdenek Adamek

9:00 Claude E. Boyd RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN POND BOTTOM SOIL MANAGEMENT AND WATER QUALITY IN AQUACULTURE PONDS

9:20 Zdenek Adámek, Karel Nemec FOOD COMPETITION BETWEEN COMMON CARP Cyprinus carpio AND TOPMOUTH GUDGEON Pseudorasbora parva IN CARP PONDS

9:40 Maria Anton-Pardo, David Hlavac, Jan Masilko, Pavel Hartman, Jan Regenda, Zdenek Adamek THE EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING OF COMMON CARP Cyprinus carpio ON POND ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY

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PLANKTON MANAGEMENT AS NATURAL LIVE FEED BY APPLICATION OF MIXED FERTILIZERS FOR THE CULTURE OF MAHSEER Tor tor (HAMILTON, 1822) IN INDIA

10:20 Noor Khan, Naureen A. Qureshi DAILY AND WEEKLY VARIATION OF CHLOROPHYLL-A CONCENTRATION AND PHYTOPLANKTON ABUNDANCE IN FISH PONDS STOCKED WITH INDIAN MAJOR CARPS

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Ade Sunarma, Kesit Tisnawibowo, Abduh Nurhidajat, Sarifin Sarifin AQUACULTURE ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGY: OUTDOOR PLASTIC-BASED POND FOR AFRICAN CATFISH PRODUCTION IN SMALL SCALE FISH FARMER

11:30 Mike Rimmer, Imran Lapong, Dasep Hasbullah, Harnita Komuna, Adi Jumriadi, Hasan Hasanuddin, Bakhtiar Sah Putra, Muslim Chuet, Sugeng Raharjo, Coco Kokarkin ALTERNATIVE COMMODITIES FOR BRACKISHWATER POND CULTURE IN INDONESIA

11:50 Muhammad Auwal Haruna, Joseph Kayode Ipinjolu, Abubakar Baba Misau THE GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF Clarias gariepinus AND Oreochromis niloticus UNDER DIFFERENT STOCKING COMBINATIONS IN CONCRETE TANKS

BIOSECURITYMonday, June 9 9:00 - 12:50 Room 8

Chair: Richard Stoklosa

9:00 Harley McNamara 2013 BIOSECURITY FARMER OF THE YEAR, FRANCES BENDER, ON WHY ON-FARM BIOSECURITY IS CRITICAL TO AQUACULTURE

9:20 Ben Rampano, Melissa Walker, Jane Frances, Stephen McOrrie, Matthew Proctor, Wayne O’Connor, Michael Dove, Janine Kermode A MODERN RISK-BASED APPROACH TO MANAGING UNWANTED TRANSLOCATION OF WILD, OVERCAUGHT PACIFIC OYSTERS IN CONSIGNMENTS OF CULTIVATED OYSTERS BETWEEN ESTUARIES OF NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA

9:40 Rissa Williams, Jeannine Fischer LAND-BASED AQUATIC BIOSECURITY PREPAREDNESS: KNOWING WHAT WE DON’T KNOW

10:00 Han Liu, Weimin Wang NOVEL TRANSGENIC ZEBRAFISH MODEL (NRF2-EGFP) TO ELUCIDATE THE OXIDATIVE STRESS, APOPTOSIS, AND DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY INDUCED BY DIOXIN-LIKE PCB126

10:20 Charles Caraguel, Stephen Pyecroft, Lori Gustafson, Ian Gardner, Larry Hammell BALANCE BETWEEN SURVEILLANCE AND BIOSECURITY TO SUPPORT SAFE TRADE IN AQUACULTURE

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IMPLEMENTATION OF BIOSECURITY IN THE SHRIMP INDUSTRY IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

11:30 Mohamed E. Megahed DESIGN BIOSECURITY LEVELS FOR SHRIMP BREEDING PROGRAMS IN EGYPT

11:50 Shane Roberts, Alex Chalupa, Nancy Bombardieri, Danielle Kowalski, Marty Deveney, Peter Lauer, Carlie Heaven, Bruce Zippel, Jill Coates, Trudy McGowan, Sean Sloan, Rob Rahaley, Mehdi Doroudi EXERCISE ‘SEA FOX’: A SIMULATION EXERCISE TO ENHANCE EMERGENCY DISEASE RESPONSE CAPABILITY AND PREPAREDNESS FOR PACIFIC OYSTER MORTALITY SYNDROME

SHRIMP NUTRITIONMonday, June 9 9:00 - 12:50 Hall D

Chair: Alex Obach

9:00 Alex Obach, Lenaig Richard, Bolor Borjgen, Matthew Owen TOWARDS EFFICIENT AND SUSTAINABLE SHRIMP FEEDS

9:40 Matthew Briggs, Richard Smullen NOVACQ – COMMERCIALIZING THE PARADIGM SHIFT IN SHRIMP NUTRITION

10:00 Bochao Hu, Benyue Guo, Jingping Guo, Wenbing Zhang, Kangsen Mai A NEW SOLUTION TO REPLACE FISH MEAL – EVALUATION OF A NEW FEED INGREDIENT ON GRWOTH PERFORMANCE, DIGESTIBILITY, IMMUNE RESPONSE AND DISEASE RESISTENCE IN PACIFIC WHITE SHRIMP Litopenaeus vannamei

10:20 Yan Li, Guoqiang Xiao, Arnold Mangott, Megan Kent, Igor Pirozzi A PRELIMINARY TECHNO ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT ON AQUAFEED FUNCTIONAL MICROALGAE ADDITIVES FOR PRAWN AQUACULTURE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Walter Quadros Seiffert, Adolfo Jatobá, Bruno Corrêa da Silva, Felipe do Nascimento Vieira, Mariana Soares, Jose Luiz Pedreira Mouriño SUBSTITUITION OF FISH MEAL BY A SOYBEAN PROTEIN CONCENTRATE FOR Litopenaeus vannamei CULTIVATED IN A BFT SYSTEM

11:30 Maurilia Rojas-Contreras, Araceli Macias-Mejia, Marco-Antonio Cadena-Roa, Roberto Civera-Cerecedo GIANT SQUID Dosidicus gigas FERMENTED BY PROBIOTIC BACTERIA FOR FEEDING WHITE SHRIMP Litopenaeus vannamei

11:50 Kumar Katya, Hyeonho Yun, Mohammad Moniruzzaman, Dagoberto Sanchez, Craig L. Browdy, Sungchul C. Bai EVALUATION OF EFFICACY OF CHELATED AND INORGANIC TRACE MINERAL PREMIXES IN PACIFIC WHITE SHRIMP Litopenaeus vannamei

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HATCHERY AND LARVAE MANAGEMENT - CONTINUEDMonday, June 9 9:00 - 12:50 Hall B

Chairs: Seumas Walker, Mike Rimmer

9:00 Nicole Watts, A. Mori, Mark Natale, Justin L. King, Sagiv Kolkovski CURRENT STATUS OF Octopus tetricus PARALARVAE REARING

9:20 Apolinar Santamaria-Miranda, Elena Palacios Mechetnov, Juan Pablo Apun Molina, Leonardo Ibarra Castro, Silvie Dumas QUALITY ANALYSIS IN SPAWNS FROM WILD AND MATURED IN CAPTIVITY OF SNAPPERS Lutjanus argentiventris, Lutjanus guttatus AND Lutjanus peru

9:40 Muhammad Ashraf, Saeed Akram, Dure Shahwar, Shahid Sherzada, Arshad Javid DRASTIC TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS CONSEQUENTIALY AFFECT BREEDING BEHAVIOUR OF Cirrhinus mrigala DURING INDUCED SPAWNING

10:00 Tania De Wolf, Patrizia Cecconi, Alessandro Moretti, Geert Rombaut A NEW PRACTICAL DIET FOR MASS CULTURE OF ROTIFERS AND A NEW APPROACH FOR MODELLING ROTIFERS AS LIVE PREY FOR MARINE FINFISH

10:20 Ina Salwany Md Yasin, Hishamuddin Hamdan, Murni Karim, Natrah, F Mohd Ikhsan IN VIVO ASSESSMENT OF BACTERIAL PROBIONTS IN PROTECTING Vibrio alginolyticus IN Artemia CULTURE

TUNA – HATCHERYMonday, June 9 9:00 - 15:30 Hall E

Chair: Wayne Hutchinson

Sponsor:

9:00 Manabu Seoka THE CURRENT STATUS OF TUNA PROPAGATION IN JAPAN

9:40 Toshinori Takashi, Kazuhisa Hamada, Koichi Okuzawa, Hideki Nikaido, Masakazu Oka, Koichiro Gen, Kentaro Higuchi, Takeshi Eba, Kazunori Kumon, Yosuke Tanaka, Sayumi Sawaguchi, Tatsuru Kadota, Akefumi Nishi, Satoshi Shiozawa, Keiichi Mushiake DEVELOPMENT OF PACIFIC BLUEFIN TUNA TRANSPORTATION TECHNIQUE

10:00 Pollyanna Hilder, Stephen Battaglene, Nathan Hart, Shaun Collin, Jennifer Cobcroft LINKING LARVAL FEEDING BEHAVIOUR WITH THE MORPHOLOGY AND SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY OF THE VISUAL SYSTEM IN SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA AND YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH LARVAE

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Edward Mager, John Stieglitz, Barbara French, Jana Labenia, Cathy Laetz, Mark Tagal, Abigail Elizur, Daniel Benetti, Martin Grosell, Barbara Block, Nathaniel Scholz CRUDE OIL TOXICITY ON THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURED PELAGIC FINFISH: SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA Thunnus maccoyii, YELLOWFIN TUNA Thunnus alalunga AND YELLOWTAIL AMBERJACK Seriola lalandi

11:30 Bill Koven, Jack Falcon, Laurence Besseau, Oriya Nixon, Shiran Azouli, Aviad Gaon, Guy Allon, Suliman El Sadin, Marilyn Escande, Amos Tandler THE COMBINED EFFECT OF DHA AND TAURINE ON GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND EYE DEVELOPMENT IN BLUEFIN TUNA LARVAE Thunnus thynnus

11:50 Bennan Chen, Wayne Hutchinson, David Poppi, Craig Foster, Graham Mair EFFECT OF ROTIFER ENRICHMENT ON SURIVAL OF SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA Thunnus maccoyii DURING EARLY LARVAL REARING

12:10 Abigail Elizur TECHNOLOGIES TO ASSIST REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE IN FINFISH AQUACULTURE

12:30 Andre Smith, Abigail Elizur, Yutaka Takeuchi, Goro Yoshizaki, Ido Bar, Erin Bubner TOWARDS DEVELOPING A GERM CELL TRANSPLANTATION FRAMEWORK FOR SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA Thunnus maccoyii

12:50 LUNCH

14:30 Ido Bar, Andre Smith, Goro Yoshizaki, Yutaka Takeuchi, Erin Bubner, Scott Cummins, Abigail Elizur DEVELOPMENT OF MOLECULAR TOOLS TO ESTABLISH GERM CELL TRANSPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY OF SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA Thunnus maccoyii SPERMATOGONIAL CELLS IN YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi SURROGATE HOSTS

14:50 Wayne Knibb, Adam Miller, Morten Deichmann, Rob Lamont, Yoni Zohar, Craig Foster STATISTICAL MULTIVARIATE ANALSYSIS TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL SPAWNING CUES FOR CAPTIVE SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA Thunnus maccoyii

AQUACULTURE ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT (IAAEM)Monday, June 9 9:00 - 17:10 Room 3Chairs: Ganesh Kumar, Ana Norman-López

Sponsor:

9:00 Ganesh Kumar, Carole Engle CRITICAL FACTORS ENHANCING TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION

9:20 Ganesh Kumar, Carole Engle TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN AQUACULTURE: THE CURIOUS CASES OF SHRIMP, SALMON, AND TILAPIA FARMING

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EVALUATION OF PRODUCTION EXPANSION OPTIONS – INCLUDING LAND-BASED CLOSED-CONTAINMENT AND OFFSHORE EXPANSION – FOR THE TASMANIAN SALMON INDUSTRY

10:00 José Fernández-Polanco, Ana Horrillo, Ignacio Llorente HEDONIC SEAFOOD PRICING AT SUPERMARKETS

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11:10 Ahmed Nasr-Allah, Malcolm W. Dickson, Graeme Macfadyen PRICE SETTING IN MARKETS FOR EGYPTIAN FARMED FISH

11:30 Jianzhen Lu, Kai Wang THE EFFECT EVALUATION OF THE FISHERY MACHINERY PURCHASE SUBSIDY

11:50 Ahmed Nasr-Allah, Gamal Azazy ESTIMATED COSTS AND RETURNS FOR COMMERCIAL CAGE PRODUCTION OF FINGERLINGS AND TABLE-SIZE MULLET Mugil cephalus IN DAKHLIA GOVERNORATE, EGYPT

12:10 Manoel Pedroza, Roberto Manolio Valladão Flores FISH CONSUMPTION IN BRAZIL: IS THE INTERNAL MARKET ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE THE STRONG GROWTH PROJECTED FOR BRAZILIAN AQUACULTURE?

12:30 LUNCH

14:30 Li-Rong Xing, Xiang Xu ANALYSIS ON IMPORTS DEMAND FOR TILAPIA IN U.S. MARKET

14:50 Aduabobo Ibitoru Hart, Nene Jamabo AQUACULTURE VALUE CHAIN: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES IN NIGERIA

15:10 Augustine Okaeme, Funso Omojowo, Josiah Ihuahi, Olajide Ayinla, Gbola Akande, Joseph Williams THE STATUS OF AQUACULTURE VALUE CHAIN IN NIGERIA

OYSTERSMonday, June 9 9:00 - 17:10 Hall A

Chairs: Rachel King, Gary Zippel

9:00 Aswani Volety SHELLFISH IN A CHANGING WORLD: IMPACTS OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS, WATERSHED ALTERATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE ON SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE

9:40 Priscila Goncalves, Emma L. Thompson, Kelli Anderson, David A. Raftos ADAPTING TO CLIMATE CHANGE: IDENTIFICATION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH OCEAN ACIDIFICATION IN OYSTER

10:00 Tim Green ANTIVIRAL RESPONSE OF THE PACIFIC OYSTER AND TRANSGENERATIONAL IMMUNE PRIMING

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Annie Fiandrino, Stéphane Pouvreau, Emmanuelle Roque d’Orbcastel EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL DRIVERS ON THE REPRODUCTION OF THE PACIFIC OYSTER Crassostrea gigas IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: THE CASE OF THE THAU LAGOON

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Richard Whittington, Ika Paul-Pont, Olivia Evans, Navneet Dhand, Ana Rubio, Peter Coad Ostreid herpesvirus-1 (OsHV-1) IN COMMERCIALLY FARMED PACIFIC OYSTERS Crassostrea gigas IN THE HAWKESBURY RIVER AUSTRALIA IN 2013: OUTBREAK INVESTIGATION AND AFTERMATH

11:30 Paul Hick, Ana Rubio, Olivia Evans, Richard Whittington AGE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN SIZE IN DETERMINING THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PACIFIC OYSTERS Crassostrea gigas TO MORTALITY ASSOCIATED WITH Ostreid herpesvirus-1 (OSHV-1) INFECTION

11:50 Olivia Evans, Ika Paul-Pont, Navneet Dhand, Paul Hick, Richard Whittington INVESTIGATING THE TRANSMISSION FACTORS OF Ostreid herpesvirus-1 (OSHV-1) WITHIN THE ENVIRONMENT: WILD MOLLUSC SPECIES AS A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF INFECTION?

12:10 Stephen B. Pyecroft, Alicia Rochler, Charles Caraguel THE USE OF DIAGNOSTIC PATHOLOGY IN PACIFIC OYSTER Crassostrea gigas HEALTH SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMS: A SOUTH AUSTRALIAN EXAMPLE

12:30 LUNCH

14:30 Nicole Ertl, Wayne O’Connor, Alexie Papanicolaou, Peter Brooks, Abigail Elizur MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF STRESS IN SYDNEY ROCK OYSTERS Saccostrea glomerata

14:50 Vu Van In, Nguyen Nguyen, Wayne Knibb, Wayne O’Connor LOSS OF ALLELIC DIVERSITY WITHIN LONG TERM SELECTION LINES OF SYDNEY ROCK OYSTERS Saccostrea glomerata

15:10 Leila Basti, Satoshi Nagai, Kiyohito Nagai, Toshiyuki Suzuki, Jiyoji Go, Sho Okano, Yuji Tanaka NON-TOXIC Alexandrium affine AND TOXIC A. catenella SEVERELY AFFECT EARLY-LIFE DEVELOPMENT OF THE JAPANESE PEARL OYSTER

15:30 Murni Marlina Abd Karim, Marta Gomez-Chiarri, Chrissy Dao, Wenjing Zhao, David Rowley, David Nelson ELUCIDATING THE ROLE OF TROPODITHIETIC ACID PRODUCTION ON THE PROBIOTIC ACTIVITY OF Phaeobacter sp. S4 AGAINST BACTERIAL PATHOGENS OF OYSTERS

15:50 Francis Sikoki, Adisa Bolanta THE EFFECT OF CULTURE SYSTEM ON GROWTH AND APPEARANCE OF THE MANGROVE OYSTER Crassostrea gasser

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FRESHWATER PRAWNS (MACROBRACHIUM)Monday, June 9 9:00 - 17:10 Room 4

Chairs: Michael New, Patricia Moraes-Valenti

9:00 Chito F. Sace, Kevin M. Fitzsimmons RECIRCULATING AQUAPONIC SYSTEM USING NILE TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus AND FRESHWATER PRAWN Macrobrachium rosenbergii POLYCULTURE AND THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SELECTED LEAFY VEGETABLES

9:20 German Merino, Elisabeth von Brand, Maria Cristina Morales TROUT AND RIVER PRAWN CULTURE IN A RECIRCULATING SYSTEM WITH HYDROPONIA

9:40 Wagner C. Valenti, Fernanda David, Danilo C. Proença NITROGEN BALANCE IN MULTI-SPATIAL AND MULTI-TROPHIC SYSTEMS WITH NILE TILAPIA AND AMAZON RIVER PRAWN

10:00 Eliahu D. Aflalo, Raju V.S.N. Dandu, Johny T. Verghese, Narashima Rao, Ofer Ovadia, Amir Sagi NEO-FEMALES PRODUCTION AND ALL-MALE PROGENY OF A CROSS BETWEEN TWO INDIAN STRAINS OF PRAWNS: POPULATION STRUCTURE AND GROWTH PERFORMANCE UNDER DIFFERENT HARVEST STRATEGIES

10:20 Hyungtaek Jung, Krishna Salin, Byung-Ha Yoon, Kylie Agnew-Francis, Hamish Kelly, Vincent Chand, David Hurwood, Peter Mather A SEX-SPECIFIC TRANSCRIPTOME FROM ADULT GIANT FRESHWATER PRAWN Macrobrachium rosenbergii USING ION-PROTON TECHNOLOGY

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Eliahu D. Aflalo, Rivka Manor, Omri Sharabi, Yaara Lezer, Lihie Katzir, Amir Sagi THE FIRST IMPLEMENTATION OF RNA-INTERFERENCE IN AQUACULTURE: SAFETY CONSIDERATION IN MONOSEX CULTURE OF PRAWNS

11:30 Muralisankar Thirunavukkarasu, Periyakali Saravana Bhavan, Narasimman Manickam, Veeran Srinivasan INFLUENCE OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTATION OF ZINC NANO PARTICLES ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH, ACTIVITY OF DIGESTIVE ENZYMES, BIOCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS AND ENZYMATIC ANTIOXIDANTS IN THE FRESHWATER PRAWN Macrobrachium rosenbergii

11:50 Sunizaanis Mohamad Sukri, Che Roos Saad, Mohd Salleh Kamarudin, Ina-Salwany Md Yasin THE POTENTIAL OF SPIRULINA AND CHLORELLA MEAL ON GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF THE FRESHWATER PRAWN Macrobrachium rosenbergii JUVENILE

12:10 Patricia Moraes-Valenti, Mayra Nogueira, Fernanda de Rezende Pinto, Luiz Augusto do Amaral, Bruno de Lima Preto, Wagner C. Valenti ASSESSMENT OF INTAKE AND EFFLUENT WATER QUALITY IN GROW-OUT PONDS OF THE AMAZON RIVER PRAWN Macrobrachium amazonicum FARMED IN HIGH DENSITIES

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Lenin Arias Rodríguez, Miguel Ángel García Jiménez, Luis Daniel Jimenez Martínez, José Manuel Piña Gutiérrez STUDIES OF VARIABLE SALINITY, TEMPERATURE, HEMOLYMPH, EMBYROS AND EARLY LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF GIANT FRESHWATER SHRIMP Macrobrachium carcinus FROM TABASCO, MEXICO

GENETIC FUTURES – HOW MIGHT THE BUSINESS OF GENETICS AND BREEDING UNFOLD?

Monday, June 9 11:10 - 12:50 Room 11Chair: Nick Robinson

Sponsor:

11:10 Bjorn Skjaevestad, Morten Rye THE BUSINESS OF AQUACULTURE GENETICS – LESSONS LEARNED AND REQUIREMENT FOR BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL AQUACULTURE GENETIC VENTURE

11:30 Thomas Gitterle COMMERCIALIZATION EXPERIENCES FOR GENETICALLY IMPROVED STOCKS OF Penaeus vannamei IN ASIA AND AMERICA

11:50 Jon Bailey BREEDING A BRAND – THE NEW ZEALAND KING SALMON SELECTIVE BREEDING PROGRAMME

12:10 Graham Mair THE BUSINESS OF BREEDING: CHALLENGES TO COMMERCIALISATION OF GENETIC BREEDING PROGRAMS IN AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURE

12:30 Matt Cunningham AUSTRALIAN SEAFOOD INDUSTRIES – A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIALISATION OF SELECTIVE BREEDING RESEARCH

AQUAPONICS AND INTEGRATED AQUACULTURE-AGRICULTURE SYSTEMS

Monday, June 9 14:30 - 17:10 Room 11Chairs: Wilson Lennard, James Rakocy, Huy Tran

14:30 James E. Rakocy A REVIEW OF COMMON AQUAPONIC SYSTEM DESIGNS AND OPERATING PROCEDURES

14:50 James E. Rakocy DESIGN AND OPERATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS COMMERCIAL-SCALE AQUAPONIC SYSTEM

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SIMULATION MODELLING FOR INTEGRATED PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF AQUA-AGRICULTURAL SYSTEM – A CASE OF TAWA COMMAND AREA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA

15:30 Jung-Yuan Liang, Yew-Hu Chien EFFECTS OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PHOTON FLUX DENSITY AND PHOTOPERIOD ON WATER QUALITY AND CROP PRODUCTION IN A LOACH Misgurnus anguillicandatus – NEST FERN Asplenium nidus RAFT AQUAPONICS SYSTEM

15:50 Eugene Moore, James Ward, Christopher Saint WATER USE EFFICIENCY IN AQUAPONICS SYSTEMS AND ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

16:10 Kanae Tokunaga, PingSun Leung, Clyde Tamaru, Harry Ako ECONOMICS OF COMMERCIAL AQUAPONICS IN HAWAII

ENHANCEMENT, STOCKING AND RANCHINGMonday, June 9 14:30 - 17:10 Hall CChair: Matthew McLellan, Caleb Gardner

14:30 Céleste Jacq IMPROVEMENT AND MONITORING OF STOCK ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMS OF ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar IN NORWAY THROUGH GENETIC TESTING

14:50 Bijoy Kumar Ghosh, Anisul Haque HYDRAULIC IMPACT ON FISH MIGRATION IN A SARIAKANDHI FISH PASS OF BANGLADESH

15:10 Khalid Abbas, Yusara Waris, Sajid Abdullah, Zhou Xiaoyun LOW GENETIC VARIABILITY IN WILD STOCKS OF Catla catla AS REVEALED BY DNA MARKERS

15:30 David Shorten, Michael Hutchison, Peter Lee, Andrew Norris EGG QUALITY DETERMINATION AND BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF JUNGLE PERCH Kuhlia rupestris EGGS OBTAINED FROM DOMESTICATED BROODSTOCK ACROSS DIET TREATMENTS

15:50 Jamin Forbes, Lee Baumgartner, Wayne Robinson, Robyn Watts, Prue McGuffie, Leo Cameron MURRAY COD Maccullochella peelii AND GOLDEN PERCH Macquaria ambigua STOCKING: IS IT WORTH IT?

16:10 Huyen Kieu Thi, Hue Ha Thi EVALUATION OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF EELS Anguilla marmorata IN HUONG RIVER SYSTEM, THUA THIEN HUE PROVINCE

16:30 Caleb Gardner, Bridget Green, Klaas Hartmann THE PATHWAY FROM RESEARCH ON LOBSTER TRANSLOCATION INTO A COMMERCIAL

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FISH MEAL AND OIL EXTENSION (IFO)Monday, June 9 14:30 - 17:10 Hall D

Chairs: Chris Carter, Allen Davis

14:30 Fabio Soller, Eric Bell CORN PROTEIN CONCENTRATE IN MARINE AQUACULTURE

14:50 Fábio Sussel, Elisabete Maria Macedo Viegas, Mariana Machado Evangelista, Giovani Sampaio Gonçalves, Fernando André Salles, Ligia Uribe Gonçalves REPLACEMENT OF ANIMAL PROTEIN WITH VEGETABLE PROTEIN IN THE DIETS OF Astyanax altiparanae

15:10 Mary Jane S. Apines-Amar, Relicardo M. Coloso, Cecilia J. Jaspe, Ma. Shirley M. Golez, Ma. Novie G. Amar, Marj Gem B. Bunda, James David M. Lopez, Audie N. Golez, Joyce M. Salvilla MUNG BEAN: A POTENTIAL ALTERNATIVE PROTEIN SOURCE FOR MILKFSH Chanos chanos

15:30 Christianah Oludayo Olaniyi, Deborah Airebamen NUTRITIVE POTENTIALS AND UTILIZATION OF SARDINE HEAD MEAL IN THE DIET OF AFRICAN CATFISH

15:50 Christopher Parrish, Stefanie Hixson, Manjusri Wijekoon, Derek Anderson USE OF TERRESTRIAL PLANT LIPIDS AND PROTEINS IN DIETS OF FARMED ATLANTIC COD AND SALMONIDS

16:10 Bernard-Antonin Dupont Cyr, Nathalie R. Le François, Grant W. Vandenberg, France Dufresne, Pierre U. Blier TOTAL FISH OIL REPLACEMENT BY LINSEED OIL: DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW STRAIN OF CHARR (Salvelinus fontinalis, S. alpinus OR THEIR HYBRIDS) WITH HIGH OMEGA-3 CONTENT

16:30 Sam Davies, James Harris, Graham Mair DIFFERENT DIETS AFFECT PERFORMANCE AND LIPID PROFILE OF CULTURED POLYCHAETE WORM Perinereis vallata

IMTA IN CHINAMonday, June 9 14:30 - 17:10 Room 1

Chairs: Jianguang Fang, Xiaoxu Li

14:30 Jianguang Fang, Jihong Zhang, Yuze Mao, Zengjie Jiang DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE IN CHINA

14:50 Jihong Zhang, Lihua Ren, Yongfeng Yao, Yanwei Wei, Jianguang Fang PROGRESS AND FUTURE PROSPECT OF IMTA ABALONE, KELP AND SEA CUCUMBER IN CHINA

15:10 Daoliang Li INTERNET OF THINGS FOR AQUACULTURE IN CHINA

15:30 Zhihua Lin, Lin He DEVELOPMENT OF SHRIMP-MOLLUSK RECIRCULATING POLYCULTURE IN EASTERN CHINA

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PLANKTON CULTUREMonday, June 9 14:30 - 17:10 Hall B

Chairs: Seumas Walker, Greg Smith

11:10 Sagiv Kolkovski, Boyd King, John Curnow, Justin King, Mark Natale, Nicole Watts THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN Artemia PROJECT – FROM CONCEPT TO COMMERCIAL REALITY

11:30 Andrew Rhyne, David Cerino, Shawna Chamberlin, Carter Cyr, Sarah Woolley, Bradford Bourque DEVELOPMENT OF A SCALABLE CONTINUOUS CULTURE PROTOCOL FOR Parvocalanus sp. COPEPODS: THE EFFECT OF CULTURE VOLUME, ALGAL DENSITY, COPEPOD DENSITY AND HARVEST RATES

11:50 Nadiah W Rasdi, Jian G. Qin, Yan Li EFFECTS OF DIETARY ALGAE ON FATTY ACIDS AND DIGESTIVE ENZYME ACTIVITIES OF COPEPOD Cyclopina kasignete, A POTENTIAL LIVE FOOD FOR FISH LARVAE

12:10 Sevgi Savas, Yilmaz Emre, Durali Eraslan, Abdullah Demir THE EFFECT OF COMMERCIAL ENRICHMENT DIETS AND L-CARNITINE ON THE FATTY ACID CONTENT OF ROTIFER Brachionus plicatilis AND Artemia franciscana

12:30 Dylan Belworthy Hamilton, Seumas Walker, Matthew Perrott, Jane Symonds, Peter Davie THE EFFECT OF DISSOLVED GLYCEROL IN REARING WATER ON THE NUTRITIONAL CONDITION AND SURVIVORSHIP OF HÄPUKU Polyprion oxygeneios LARVAE

Seafood and Health (GILLS)Monday, June 09, 2014 14:30 - 17:10 Room 6

Chair: Roy Palmer

14:30 Vicki Clifton, Jessica Grieger PERI-CONCEPTIONAL DIET FOR OPTIMAL PREGNANCY OUTCOMES: PROMOTING THE

BEST FOR MUM AND BABY

14:50 Martin Bowerman SEAFOOD & HEALTH - LEAN FOREVER

15:30 Roy Palmer (on behalf of Meryl Williams and David Little) GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURITY AND NUTRITION (FSN) FOR

FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE

15:50 PANEL PANEL - Bowerman, Fernandez, Clifton, Grieger, Palmer WHAT CAN WE ALL DO?

16:10 Roy Palmer SEAFOOD & HEALTH - THE IMPORTANCE OF AQUACULTURE AND GILLS

16:30 José Fernández-Polanco HEALTH AS A CONSUMER DRIVER – MYTHS AND LEGENDS

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF AQUACULTUREMonday, June 9 14:30 - 17:10 Room 5

Chair: Niall Broekhuizen

14:30 Sasha Courville UNDERSTANDING NATURAL CAPITAL FOR AQUACULTURE

14:50 Gay Marsden, Ca Le Ba, Sharon Brown NEW POLICY FOR GREEN AQUACULTURE IN THE MANGROVES: KIEN GIANG PROVINCE, VIETNAM

15:10 Janine Pierce OYSTER FARMING: GROWING THE INDUSTRY AND GROWING THE COMMUNE IN RURAL NORTH VIETNAM: A PHOTOVOICE STUDY

15:30 Rich Ford, Stephanie Hopkins, Michael Nielsen SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ZEALAND: THE AQUACULTURE ECOLOGICAL GUIDANCE PACKAGE

15:50 Jenna Bowyer, James Rose, Rhys Hauler SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC AQUAFEEDS – HAVING OUR OWN HOUSE IN ORDER

16:10 Maylene G. K. Loo, Kathy Ophel Keller, Anthony Cheshire, H. Herdina, Sharon Drabsch, Alan McKay, Diana Hartley, Steven Clarke ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING OF FINFISH AQUACULTURE USING A DNA-BASED TECHNIQUE

16:30 Joanna Gosling, Kenneth Black, Henrik Stahl A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF SULFUR BIOCHEMISTRY DURING THE RECOVERY OF REDUCING SEDIMENTS BELOW SALMON FISH FARMS

16:50 Alexios Glaropoulos, Vassilis Papadakis, Maroudio Kentouri THE ESCAPE BEHAVIOUR OF SEA BREAM AND SEA BASS IN MEDITERRANEAN AQUACULTURE

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS 1: CREATE, NURTURE AND GROW A MORE PROFITABLE

AQUACULTURE BUSINESSMonday, June 9 14:30 - 17:10 Room 8

Chair: Debbie Mayo-SmithSponsor: AgriFood Skills

Debbie Mayo-Smith is one of the most sought after business speakers in New Zealand and Australia as well as in the top 7% of speakers worldwide. A media columnist as well as bestselling author of 16 books, you’ll find her practical, plain talking and full of great ideas. In fact, you’ll be saying ‘wow’ every few moments as she is unique in her gift for combining intimate knowledge of everyday business tools; understanding business problems; then creating unique customised solutions targeting pain points. You will learn from Debbie how to make easy tweaks to what you do, creating significant gains.

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TUNA – RANCHINGMonday, June 9 15:30 - 17:10 Hall E

Chairs: Brian Jeffries, Claire Webber, Renzo Pepe Victoriano

15:10 Kirsten Rough, Paige Eveson, Alistair Hobday, Jessica Farley, Mark Doubell GLOBAL CLIMATE INFLUENCE ON LOCAL OCEANOGRAPHY AND SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA FISHING PATTERNS IN THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN BIGHT

15:30 Sho Shirakashi, Jun Suzuki, Hiroshi Yokoyama Kudoa (MYXOZOA: MULTIVALVULIDA) INFECTIONS IN CULTURED PACIFIC BLUEFIN TUNA IN JAPAN

15:50 Tsuyoshi Goto, Itaru Shioya, Kazushi Harada, Hiromi Ito ARTIFICIAL FEED DEVELOPMENT FOR FARMED BLUEFIN TUNA Thunnus orientalis

16:10 Alejandro Buentello, Sara Mashoof, Patricia Chen, Thaddeus Deiss, Camilo Pohlenz, Delbert Gatlin III, Michael Criscitiello EXPRESSED IgH µ AND t TRANSCRIPTS SHARE DIVERSITY SEGMENT IN RANCHED Thunnus orientalis

16:50 PANEL DISCUSSION

PEARL AND OTHER MOLLUSCSTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 10:40 Room 8

Chair: Heidi Mumme

9:00 Gang Ren, Yan Wang EFFECTS OF CALCIUM CONCENTRATION ON NACRE DEPOSITION IN Hyriopsis cumingii AND ITS MECHANISM

9:20 Peter Prentis, Ana Pavasovic IDENTIFYING GENES INVOLVED IN TEMPERATURE STRESS RESPONSE AND OSMOREGULATION IN Anadara trapezia

9:40 Mohammad Khan, Takao Yoshimatsu, Alok Kalla, AM Shahabuddin, Novi Arisman, Toshiyoshi Araki EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PARTICLE SIZE OF Porphyra SPHEROPLASTS DIET ON GROWTH, BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSISTION AND FATTY ACID PROFILE OF JAPANESE SHORT-NECK CLAM Ruditapes phillipinarum

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF AQUACULTURE – CONTINUEDTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 10:40 Hall B

Chair: Niall Broekhuizen

9:00 Soxi Lee, Neil Hartstein, Andrew Jeffs INORGANIC NITROGENOUS WASTE PRODUCTION FROM THE SEA-CAGE AQUACULTURE OF SPINY LOBSTERS

9:20 Niall Broekhuizen, Mark Hadfield, John Zeldis DETERMINING THE INFLUENCES WHICH CATCHMENT, OCEAN AND AQUACULTURE HAVE UPON THE WATER QUALITY OF THE MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS (NEW ZEALAND) USING MONITORING DATA AND A 3D BIOPHYSICAL MODEL

9:40 Coby Mathews, Chris Colby, Trudy McGowan, Philip Michael FEASIBILITY STUDY INTO RECYCLING WASTE PLASTIC OYSTER BASKETS IN THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OYSTER INDUSTRY

10:00 Tim Gippel, Katie Sachs LESSONS LEARNT: CLEAN UP OF DERELICT AQUACULTURE LEASES

10:20 Muhammad Naeem Khan PROSPECTS OF AQUACULTURE ALONG THE ARABIAN SEA COAST, PAKISTAN

EDUCATION, EXTENSION, AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 12:30 Room 3Chairs: Michael Claessens, Michael Masser

9:00 Michael Masser, Todd Sink ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: DEVELOPING NEW OUTREACH TECHNIQUES A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW WITHIN U.S.A.

9:20 Michael Claessens, Ross Ord TARGETING TRAINING AND WORKFORCE INTERVENTIONS TO MAXIMISE RETURN ON INVESTMENT IN MODERN AQUACULTURE ENTERPRISES

9:40 Roy Palmer AquaEd – GLOBAL PLATFORM FOR EDUCATION

10:00 Michael Masser, April Schonrock AN INTERNET SURVEY OF PRIVATE POND OWNERS AND MANANGERS IN TEXAS

10:20 Chidumeje Ndidi Patience Okonkwo WORK EMPLOYABILITY STANDARD OF THE NIGERIAN AQUACULTURE GRADUATES: A STUDY OF SELECTED UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN AQUACULTURE AND WATER PROTECTION AT FACULTY OF FISHERIES AND PROTECTION OF WATERS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH BOHEMIA IN CESKE BUDEJOVICE, THE CZECH REPUBLIC

11:50 Vikas P. A., Shinoj Subramannian TRANSFORMATION OF A TRADITIONAL FISH FARMER INTO A SUCCESSFUL AQUAPRENEUR: A PARTICIPATORY APPROACH

12:10 Janine Pierce, Jan Potter ‘CLASSROOM ON THE SEA’: GROWING STUDENTS THROUGH GROWING OYSTERS: COWELL AREA SCHOOL AQUACULTURE STORY OF INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND INVESTMENT IN AQUACULTURETuesday, June 10 9:00 - 12:30 Room 5

Co-chairs: Michael Carter, Kristoffer Lunde (EWOS)

9:00 Gorjan Nikolik AQUACULTURE – WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY, CHALLENGES AND INVESTMENT

9:20 Wayne Rogers, Michael Phillips, Malcolm Beveridge IMPACT INVESTMENT IN AQUACULTURE

9:40 Kristoffer Lunde NORWAY – HISTORY OF SUCCESS

10:00 B. Boyramboli, Mr Seewraj Nundlall MAURITIUS – BIG OCEAN ECONOMY

10:20 Roshan Fernando, S G Samarasundara, Susantha Punchinilame SRI LANKA – BIG OCEAN ECONOMY

10:40 BREAK 11:10 Patrick Vizzone THE CURRENT STATE OF AQUACULTURE IN AUSTRALIA AND IT’S ROLE IN THE ASIAN

CENTURY

11:30 Frances van Ruth, Kerrod Beattie, Ian Lyall, Brendan Larkin, Mar Hube, Justin Ross AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURE –OPPORTUNITIES TO INVEST AND COLLABORATE Presented by Austrade and state and territory governments, this session will highlight

the specific aquaculture capabilities of Australia’s states and territories and highlight opportunities for foreign investors to partner or engage with growth opportunities.

12:10 Ewan Colquhoun, Tony Emms, Lukas Manomaitis AQUACULTURE IN ASEAN – DISASTER AND OPPORTUNITY

12:30 PANEL DISCUSSION

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RECIRCULATION SYSTEMSTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 12:30 Hall C

Chairs: Rodney Missen, Tom Losordo, Jesse Chappel, Ying Liu Sponsors: Aquacultural Engineering Society

9:00 Rodney Missen, Gerard Adam, Wil Conn THE CURRENT UTILISATION OF RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE TECHNOLOGY IN INCREASING GLOBAL AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION

9:20 German Merino, Joel Barraza, Carlos Basulto, Alejandro Segura, Guido Drago COMMERCIAL MARINE AQUACULTURE LAND BASED FLOW THROUGH HYDRAULIC SYSTEM DESIGN: FROM THEORY TO REAL WORLD

9:40 Yong Li, Xiao C. Wang, Bang W. Zhou, Guo X. Sun, Ning N. Zhao, Ying Liu EFFECTS OF FLOW RATE ON THE GROWTH, FEED INTAKE, IMMUNITY AND WATER NITROGEN IN A CLOSED RECIRCULATION AQUACULTURE SYSTEM OF TURBOTS Scophthatmus maximus L.

10:00 Luís A. Sampaio, Michael H. Schwarz, Jesse Trushenski, Brendan C. Delbos, Luis A. Romano, Ricardo V. Rodrigues CHRONIC LOW PH AND HIGH NITRATE EXPOSURE ON JUVENILE COBIA Rachycentron canadum REARED IN RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE SYSTEM

10:20 Imad Patrick Saoud, Sandy Naamani EFFECTS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC NITRITE EXPOSURE ON GROWTH, HEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AND GILL HISTOLOGY OF RABBITFISH Siganus rivulatus

10:40 BREAK

11:10 German Merino, Joel Barraza, Carlos Basulto, Alejandro Segura, Guido Drago PRESSURE DROP DUE TO BIOFOULING ROUGHNESS UNDER TURBULENT SEAWATER FLOW IN PIPES SYSTEMS

11:30 German Merino, Carlo Nerici, Wilfredo Barrera, Rodolfo Seura, Joel Barraza, Alfonso Silva BIOENGINEERING PALM FISH Seriolella violacea DATA AND ITS APPLICATION TOWARDS A PILOT LAND BASED RAS DESIGN

11:50 German Merino, Ricardo Cuhna-Lima EFFECT OF THE FLOW RATE IN THE CULTURE OF PUNCTUATED SNAKE-EEL Ophichthus remiger IN A LAND-BASED INTEGRATED MULTITROPHIC AQUACULTURE (IMTA) SYSTEM

12:10 Ying Liu, Guoxiang Sun FEED AND FEEDING FOR ATLANTIC SALMON IN RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS: LINKS FOR NUTRIENTS UTILIZATION, WASTE OUTPUT AND GUT IMMUNITY

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AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTHTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 12:30 Room 6

Chair: Mark Crane

9:00 Diana Jaramillo, Stewart Fielder, Paul Hick, Jeffrey Go, Richard Whittington MODULATING FACTORS IN VIRAL NERVOUS NECROSIS (VNN). THE ROLE OF HOST AGE AND WATER TEMPERATURE ON DISEASE OUTCOME BASED ON AN AUSTRALIAN BASS Maquaria novemaculeata LABORATORY INFECTION MODEL

9:20 Li Lin, Xiaodan Liu, Wenjie Chen, Zhendong Qin, Xianqin Hu, Wenwen Wang, Jiali Jin AN OVERVIEW OF NERVOUS NECROSIS VIRUS STUDIES AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES IN CHINA

9:40 Seyyed Javid Mortazavi Tabrizi, Milad Anvarian, Sasan Hamzei, Masud ghahraman, Jafar Tiefebagerlu, Seyed Saeed Disnad ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF Lactobacillus FROM PERCH Perca fluviatilis INTESTINE IN ARAS DAM, IRAN BY PCR METHOD

10:00 Chanagun Chitmanat IMPROVED GROWTH OF Flavobacterium columnare USING DIFFERENT MODIFIED CULTURE MEDIUM

10:20 BREAK

11:10 Juan Silva, Taejo Kim, Norman Arroyo, Bang-yuan Chen ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF Listeria spp. AND Salmonella spp. ISOLATED FROM CATFISH Ictalurus spp. PRODUCTS FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN USA

11:30 John Thomas, Natrajan Chandrasekaran, Amitava Mukherjee EFFECT OF BIO- BASED OIL NANOEMULSION TOWARDS CONTROLLING SHRIMP DISEASES IN Penaeus monodon

MARINE SHRIMPTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 15:20 Hall E

Chairs: Greg Coman, Zuridah Merican, Ronnie Tan

9:00 Brian Paterson, Sarah Miller ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN SHRIMP FARMS – TIME FOR FARMING SYSTEMS TO RESPOND

9:20 Luis Fernando Aranguren Caro, James Cock, Thomas Gitterle, Licenia Vasquez, Andres Suarez, Gustavo Parra, Marcela Salazar INCREASED RESISTANCE TO WSSV IN THE COLOMBIA-PACIFIC LINE FROM CENIACUA’S BREEDING PROGRAM OF P. vannamei

9:40 Ung Eng Huan, Awang Mohammed Sagaf, Simon Ong DEVELOPING RAPID SPF POSTLARVAE AND BROODSTOCK – A POTENTIAL ‘GAME-CHANGER’ TECHNOLOGY USING THE RETROMAD1 PROTEIN TOGETHER WITH AN IMMUNOSTIMULANT CONTAINING CASPASE-3

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10:00 Nick Robinson, M. Baranski, G. Gopikrishna, K. Vinaya Kumar, M. S. Shekhar, C. Gopal, J.S. Karthik, S. Jothivel, P. Ravichandran, A. G. Ponniah DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH DENSITY LINKAGE MAP AND MARKERS FOR RESISTANCE TO WHITE SPOT SYNDROME VIRUS FOR BLACK TIGER SHRIMP Penaeus monodon BASED ON cSNPS

10:20 BREAK

11:10 Eng Huan Ung, Kwai Lin Thong, Sh Min Yew, Mahlini Wodandam, Wan Ling Wong, Tiffany Ung DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EMS/AHPND-CAUSING Vibrio parahaemolyticus STRAINS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN CONTROLLING OUTBREAKS

11:30 Martín Gómez Domínguez, Luis Ocampo Camberos, José Cuauhtémoc Ibarra EVALUATION OF VIUSID AQUA POWDER® DURING THE GROWTH WHITE SHRIMP L. vannamei IN MEXICO

11:50 Dominique Pham, Mireille Charmantier-Daures, Guy Charmantier, Dominique Ansquer, Viviane Boulo, Clement Dauga, Evelyse Grousset, Nelly Wabete, Yannick Labreuche OSMOREGULATION IN THE PACIFIC BLUE SHRIMP Litopenaeus stylirostris: DECIPHERING THE ROLE OF THE NA+/K+-ATPASE

12:10 Gerardo Rodriguez-Quiroz, Luis Ruiz-Vergara, Wenceslao Valenzuela-Quiñonez, Ana Ulloa-Perez, Hector Esparza-Leal EARTHWORM HUMUS USED AS PHYTOPLANKTON PROMOTER IN A WHITE SHRIMP Litopenaeus vannamei EXPERIMENTAL CULTURE WITH LOW SALINITY WATER

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Aneykutty Joseph, Jefcy Frank, Alphi Korath EFFECT OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTATION OF VITAMIN E ON SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE ACTIVITY AND MALONDIALDEHYDE LEVELS IN THE MUSCLE AND GILLS OF Litopenaeus vannamei SUBJECTED TO ACUTE TEMPERATURE STRESS

14:20 Aina-Lyana Mohamad Ali, Abol-Munafi Ambok Bolong, Noor Hidayati Abu Bakar, Ikhwanuddin Muhammad ASSESSMENT ON SPERM PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES THROUGH SPERM VIABILITY AND COMET ASSAY FOR THE GYNOGENESIS SUCCESS OF WHITE SHRIMP Litopenaeus vannamei

14:40 Hidayah Manan, Julia Moh, Ikhwanuddin Mohd, Fariduddin Othman BACTERIAL CARBON ESTIMATION FROM STUDY SITE OF Litopenaeus vannamei SHRIMP FARM WATER IN SETIU TERENGGANU

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OCEANOGRAPHY AND AQUACULTURETuesday, June 10 9:00 - 15:20 Room 4

Chairs: John Middleton, Joanne O’Callaghan, Pascal Klebert

9:00 Pascal Klebert, Oystein Patursson, Per Christian Andresen, Heini Rasmussen, Per Rundtop, David Johansson, Frode Oppedal DEFORMATION OF A LARGE FISH CAGE IN HIGH CURRENTS

9:20 Pascal Klebert, Øystein Patursson, Knud Simonsen, Heini Winthereig Rasmussen 3-DIMENSIONAL FLOW FIELD VISUALIZATION IN THE WAKE OF A GROUP OF FISH FARMING SEA CAGES

9:40 Francisca Samsing, Frode Oppedal, David Johansson, Tim Dempster GO WITH THE FLOW: MANIPULATING FLOW HYDRODYNAMICS TO REDUCE INFESTATION LEVELS WITH SEA LICE Lepeophtheirus salmonis IN FARMED ATLANTIC SALMON

10:20 Pascal Klebert, Lars Arneborg FLOW HYDRODYNAMICS AND OXYGEN LEVEL DISTRIBUTION AROUND AND WITHIN LARGE FISH CAGES

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11:10 John Middleton, Mark Doubell CARRYING CAPACITY FOR FINFISH AQUACULTURE, PART I – NEAR-FIELD SEMIANALYTIC SOLUTIONS

11:30 John Middleton, John Luick, Charles James CARRYING CAPACITY FOR FINFISH AQUACULTURE, PART II – RAPID ASSESSMENT USING HYDRODYNAMIC AND SEMIANALYTIC SOLUTIONS

11:50 Mark Doubell Doubell, Charles James, Paul van Ruth, John Luick, John Middleton DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOGEOCHEMICAL MODEL FOR SPENCER GULF, SOUTH AUSTRALIA: APPLICATION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

12:10 David Plew, Pascal Klebert, Lars Gansel, Jens Birkevold, Craig Stevens, Jens Petersen ACTIVE AND PASSIVE EFFECTS – HOW AQUACULTURE ALTERS THE HYDRODYNAMIC ENVIRONMENT

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Lars C. Gansel, Frode Oppedal PUSHING FISH CAGES ALLOWS FIELD INVESTIGATIONS UNDER CONTROLLED FLOW CONDITIONS

14:20 Joanne O’Callaghan, Craig Stevens, Graham Rickard CAGE-SCALE DISSOLVED OXYGEN VARIABILITY: USING CLAY POINT OBSERVATIONS TO INFORM HIGH-RESOLUTION MODEL SIMULATIONS

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TILAPIATuesday, June 10 9:00 - 15:20 Room 1

Chairs: Graham Mair, Kevin Fitzsimmons, Ram Buhjel

9:00 Iyabode Taiwo, Mabel Ipinmoroti, Nathanael Bamidele HAEMATOLOGICAL AND PROXIMATE COMPOSITION OF TILAPIA ‘WESAFU’ AND Oreochromis niloticus (HYBRID) IN A RIZI-PISCICULTURE SYSTEM

9:20 Akwasi Ampofo-Yeboah, Helet Lambrechts, Danie Brink ANTIFERTILITY POTENTIAL OF MORINGA SEED MEAL AND PAWPAW SEED MEAL ON SUPPRESSION OF GONADAL DEVELOPMENT IN SEXUALLY IMMATURE MOZAMBIQUE TILAPIA Oreochromis mossambicus

9:40 Gianmarco David, Jamile Souza Queiroz, James Raul Garcia, Reinaldo José Silva, Edmir Daniel Carvalho SEASONAL VARIABILITY ON GROWTH OF CAGE CULTURED NILE TILAPIA IN A SUBTROPICAL RESERVOIR IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL

10:00 Mohamed E. Megahed INCREASING ANIMAL PROTEIN SUPPLY IN EGYPT BY MAXIMIZING GENETIC GAIN FROM SELECTION, THE NILE TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus MODEL

10:20 BREAK

11:10 Kevin Fitzsimmons, Brunno Cerozi, Loc Tran GLOBAL TILAPIA PRODUCTION AND MARKET SITUATION IN 2014

11:30 Francis David Sikoki, Anyaele Uka INVESTIGATING GENETIC PARAMETERS FOR SELECTION OF Tilapia guineensis FOR ENHANCED GROWTH PERFORMANCE

11:50 Chanagun Chitmanat, Phimphakan Lebel, Niwooti Whangchai, Jongkon Promya, Louis Lebel TILAPIA DISEASES AND MANAGEMENT IN RIVER-BASED CAGE CULTURE IN NORTHERN THAILAND

12:10 Mohamed E. Megahed THE ROLE OF GENETICS IN PROFIT DEVELOPMENT FOR FARMS PRODUCING TILAPIA

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Ram C. Bhujel TILAPIA FARMING BUSINESS IN SOUTH AND SOUTH EAST ASIA

14:20 Mathieu Cortyl, Alvaro Ortiz, Diana Chan, Padmanabhan Saravanan, Juan José Mallo EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF Bacillus amyloliquefaciens IN FISH IMMUNITY FOR FRESHWATER TILAPIA

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ABALONETuesday, June 10 9:00 - 17:20 Hall A

Chairs: David Stone, Nick Elliott

9:00 James Harris, David Stone THE EMERGENCE AND STATUS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ABALONE AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY

9:20 Jane Symonds, Graeme Moss, Lynette Suvalko, Josh Birrs, Seumas Walker, Fiona Hely, Katarzyna Stachowicz, Gemma Jenkins, Neville Jopson GROWTH AND YIELD TRAITS OF NEW ZEALAND ABALONE Haliotis iris

9:40 Yibing Liu, Xiaoxu Li, Nicholas Robinson, Jianguang Qin SPERM CRYOPRESERVATION IN WILD AND FARMED GREENLIP ABALONE Haliotis laevigata

10:00 Georgia Mercer, James Harris, Marty Deveney DEVELOPMENT AND OPTIMISATION OF ANAESTHETICS FOR USE IN THE ABALONE AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY Haliotis laevigata

10:20 Xiaoxu Li, Jiafei Liu, Mingjie Zhen, Steven Clarke, Xuemei Qiu EFFECTS OF SPAWNING ON THE IMMUNE RESPONSE OF AUSTRALIAN BLACKLIP ABALONE Haliotis rubra

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11:10 Brett Shiel, Ira Cooke, Nathan Hall, Jan Strugnell, Nicholas Robinson COMBATING SUMMER MORTALITY: TRANSCRIPTOMICS OF ABALONE UNDER HEAT STRESS

11:30 David Stone, Matthew Bansemer, Brett Lange, Elise Schaefer, Gordon Howarth, James Harris A TEMPERATURE CHALLENGE MODEL TO INVESTIGATE SUMMER MORTALITY IN GREENLIP ABALONE Haliotis laevigata

11:50 David A. J. Stone, Brett Lange, Gordon S. Howarth GRAPE SEED EXTRACT AND DRIED MACROALGAE Ulva lactuca IMPROVE SURVIVAL OF GREENLIP ABALONE Haliotis laevigata AT HIGH WATER TEMPERATURE

12:10 Nicole Ruff, Matthew Bransden, Ben Wybourne, Rhys Hauler OPTIMISED PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY IN ABALONE FEED

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Morgan Brand, John Bolton, Brett Macey THE EFFECTS OF EFFLUENT GROWN Ulva ON GROWTH, IMMUNITY AND GLUCOSE REGULATION OF THE CULTURED ABALONE Haliotis midae

14:20 Jian Qin, Thanh Hoang Hai, James Harris, David Stone EFFECTS OF DIETARY MACROALGAE AND COMMERCIAL DIETS ON SHELL AND FLESH COLOUR OF GREENLIP ABALONE Haliotis laevigata

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14:40 Matthew Bansemer, Jian Qin, James Harris, Gordon Howarth, David Stone NUTRIENT UTILISATION AND GROWTH OF GREENLIP ABALONE Haliotis laevigata FED NITROGEN ENRICHED MACROALGAE

15:00 Duong Ngoc Duong, David Stone, Jian Qin, James Harris BIOENERGETICS OF GREENLIP ABALONE Haliotis laevigata AND HYBRID ABALONE H. laevigata × H. rubra FED DIFFERENT PROTEIN LEVELS AT DIFFERENT WATER TEMPERATURES

15:20 BREAK

15:40 Krishna-Lee Currie, James Harris, David Stone LOWER WATER TEMPERATURE AND INCREASING AGE ON EXTEND THE GASTROINTESTINAL EVACUATION TIME OF GREENLIP ABALONE Haliotis laevigata

16:00 David Stone, Matthew Bansemer, James Harris, Georgia Mercer, Hanru Wang DIETARY PROTEIN LEVEL AND WATER TEMPERATURE INTERACTIONS FOR JUVENILE GREENLIP Haliotis laevigata AND HYBRID ABALONE H. laevigata × H. rubra

FINFISH NUTRITIONTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 17:20 Hall D

Chair: Rhys Hauler

Sponsor:

9:00 Nick Wade, Sandrine Skiba-Cassy, Karine Dias, David Blyth, Simon Irvin, Brett Glencross BARRAMUNDI NUTRIGENOMICS: EFFECTS OF FEEDING AND DIETARY MACRONUTRIENT SOURCE ON THE REGULATION OF HEPATIC METABOLISM

9:40 João Rito, Ivan Viegas, Miguel A. Pardal, John G. Jones GLYCEROL SIGNIFICANTLY CONTRIBUTES TO ENDOGENOUS GLUCOSE SYNTHESIS IN THE EUROPEAN SEABASS Dicentrarchus labrax

10:00 Salma Sultana, Mubashar Aziz, Tayyaba Sultana, Tayybah Shaheen RNA/DNA RATIOS: A GROWTH INDICATOR IN MAJOR CARPS REFLECTING EFFECT OF DIFFERENT DIETS FORMULATED WITH LOCAL INGREDIENTS

10:20 Youling Gao, Lingli Jiang, Lili Lin, Mengxin Mao, Guoying Qian NUCLEOTIDE CONCENTRATION AND AKT PROTEIN EXPRESSION OF LARGEMOUTH BASS Micropterus salmoides FED THE DIETS WITH FISH MEAL, RAPESEED MEAL AND KRILL MEAL

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Ivan Viegas, João Rito, Albert Caballero-Solares, Isidoro Metón, Miguel A. Pardal, Isabel V. Baanante, John G. Jones EFFECTS OF FOOD-DEPRIVATION AND REFEEDING ON THE SOURCES OF BLOOD GLUCOSE AND HEPATIC GLYCOGEN APPEARANCE IN EUROPEAN SEABASS Dicentrarchus labrax L.

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TRACING ASSIMILATION OF NUTRIENT SOURCES IN MARINE FISHES WITH STABLE ISOTOPES: THE IMPORTANCE OF ISOTOPE TURNOVER RATES AND TROPHIC DISCRIMINATION FACTORS

11:50 Rina Chakrabarti, Bronson Kumar Khangembam PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TRYPSIN FROM INDIAN MAJOR CARP Cirrhinus mrigala

12:10 Bidhan C. Patra, Suman Pratihar AMINO ACID ABSORPTION AND IN VIVO PROTEIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN A SILUROID FISH

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Md. Nurul Amin, Chris G. Carter, Robin (Katersky) Barnes, Louise R. (Ward) Adams PROTEIN AND ENERGY REQUIREMENT OF BROOK TROUT Salvelinus fontinalis AT TWO TEMPERATURES USING FACTORIAL MODELING

14:20 D. Allen Davis, Guillaume Salze, Melanie Rhodes, Dave Jirsa, Mark Drawbridge RESPONSE OF THREE MARINE SPECIES TO TAURINE SUPPLEMENTED DIETS

14:40 Muhammad Hafeez-ur-Rehman, Muhammad Ashraf, Farzana Abbas, Syedah Andleeb, Khalid Javed Iqbal EFFECT OF FEED WITH VARYING DIETARY PROTEIN LEVELS ON GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND RATE OF CANNIBALISM IN FRY REARING OF GIANT MURREL Channa marulius

15:00 Martha Alicia Perera Garcia, Raul E. Hernández Gómez, Iris M. Romero Caraveo, Maricela Huerta Ortiz, Ignacio Valenzuela Córdova, Mateo Ortíz Hernández, Carlos Cuenca Soria, Temani Duran Mendoza, Irma I. Chan Pérez, Antonio Echavarría Canto EVALUATION OF COMMERCIAL DIETS IN GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF SNOOK Centropomus undecimalis

15:20 BREAK

15:40 Seumas Walker, Jane E. Symonds, Jon Bailey, Ken G. Dodds, Fiona Hely, Peter Amer MEASUREMENT AND GENETICS OF FEED CONVERSION EFFICIENCY IN THREE FISH SPECIES

16:00 Matthew Bransden, Nicole Ruff, Rhys Hauler, Leo Nankervis NUTRITIONAL SOLUTIONS FOR FARMED BARRAMUNDI Lates calcarifer

16:20 Rhys Hauler, Nicole Ruff, Patrick Miller, Matthew Bransden, Ben Wybourne PREMIUM – A BREAKTHROUGH IN SUSTAINABLE FEED FOR SALMONIDS

16:40 Ana Teresa Gonçalves, Endo Makoto, Masashi Maita EVALUATION OF THE PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF A PROBIOTIC DIET ON THE CHRONIC STRESS PHYSIOLOGY OF NILE TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus

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YELLOWTAILTuesday, June 10 9:00 - 17:20 Room 11

Chair: Craig Foster

Sponsor:

9:00 Juan Pablo Lazo, Brenda Medrano, Benjamin Baron-Sevilla, Monica Hernandez THE EFFECT OF TEMPERTURE ON GROWTH, SURVIVAL, DIGESTIVE ENZYMES AND DIGESTIBILITY IN PACIFIC YELLOWTAIL Seriola lalandi dorsalis

9:20 Lindsey Woolley, Gavin Partridge EFFECT OF DIETARY TAURINE SUPPLEMENTATION DURING THE Artemia FEEDING PHASE ON SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF LARVAL YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH

9:40 Bennan Chen, Wayne Hutchinson, David Poppi, Craig Foster, Graham Mair EFFECT OF TANK WALL COLOUR ON LARVAL YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi WALLING BEHAVIOUR, JAW DEFORMITY AND PERFORMANCE

10:00 Alfonso Silva, Roberto Avila, Rodolfo Wilson, Alonso Vega SURVIVAL AND LARVAL PERFORMANCE OF YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi FED LIVE FOOD ENRICHED WITH TWO DIFFERENT DIETS

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Kiyoshi Soyano, Daisuke Izumida, Takurou Hotta, Masahiro Nakagawa, Kazunori Yoshida, Tatsuo Tsuzaki, Kentaro Higuchi, Koichiro Gen PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ENDOCRINOLOGICAL CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH GONADAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CULTURED YELLOWTAIL Seriola quinqueradiata

11:30 Daisuke Izumida, Kiyoshi Soyano, Takurou Hotta, Masahiro Nakagawa, Kazunori Yoshida, Tatsuo Tsuzaki, Kentaro Higuchi, Koichiro Gen EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON OOCYTE DEVELOPMENT IN THE CULTURED YELLOWTAIL Seriola quinqueradiata

11:50 Jane Symonds, Steve Pether, Alicia King, Dave McQueen, Glen Irvine, Alvin Setiawan, Seumas Walker, Yann Gublin GENERATING YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi FAMILIES FOR FUTURE SELECTION

12:10 German Merino, Eduardo Diaz, Rodolfo Seura, Alfonso Silva RAS DESIGN AND OPERATION FOR Seriola lalandi BROODSTOCK MAINTENANCE

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Matt Landos, Trent D’Antignana, Maximiliano Canepa, Erin Bubner COMPARING PHYSICAL, BIOCHEMICAL AND HAEMOTOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF WILD AND FARMED YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi

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David Stone THE EFFECT OF DIETARY SOYBEAN MEAL AND SOY PROTEIN CONCENTRATE ON THE INTESTINAL MUCUS LAYER AND DEVELOPMENT OF SUB-ACUTE ENTERITIS IN YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi AT SUBOPTIMAL WATER TEMPERATURE

14:40 Mahmoud Dawood, Shunsuke Koshio, Manabu Ishikawa, Saichiro Yokoyama EFFECTS OF THE PARTIAL SUBSTITUTION OF FISH MEAL BY SOYBEAN MEAL WITH OR WITHOUT HEAT-KILLED Lactobacillus plantarum (LP20) ON GROWTH PERFORMANCE, STRESS RESISTANCE AND IMMUNE RESPONSE OF AMBERJACK Seriola dumerili JUVENILES

15:00 Artur N. Rombenso, Jesse T. Trushenski MARINE FINFISH LC-PUFA REQUIREMENTS: INSIGHTS GAINED FROM YELLOWTAIL, WHITE SEABASS, AND FLORIDA POMPANO

15:20 BREAK

15:40 Ravi Fotedar, Ky Le DIETARY SELENIUM IN YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH NUTITION

16:00 Erin Bubner, Trent D’Antignana, Marty Deveney, Charles Caraguel UNDERSTANDING SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATING LIMITS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE TO TREAT YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi PARASITES

16:20 Maximiliano Canepa, Trent D’Antignana, Erin Bubner FACTORS INFLUENCING FORMATION OF COLD CATARACTS IN YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi POST HARVEST

16:40 Trent D’Antignana, Erin Bubner, Maximiliano Canepa RESILIANCE OF YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi FLESH QUALITY ATTRIBUTES TO HARVEST STRESS

17:00 Trent D’Antignana, Erin Bubner, Mark Thomas QUANTITATIVE METHOD TO MEASURE COLOUR CHANGES IN YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH Seriola lalandi FILLETS

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS 2: TECHNOLOGY KNOWLEDGE YOU NEED

Tuesday, June 10 11:10 - 12:50 Room 8Chair: Debbie Mayo-SmithSponsor: AgriFood Skills

Debbie Mayo-Smith is one of the most sought after business speakers in New Zealand and Australia as well as in the top 7% of speakers worldwide. A media columnist as well as bestselling author of 16 books, you’ll find her practical, plain talking and full of great ideas. In fact, you’ll be saying ‘wow’ every few moments as she is unique in her gift for combining intimate knowledge of everyday business tools; understanding business problems; then creating unique customised solutions targeting pain points. You will learn from Debbie how to make easy tweaks to what you do, creating significant gains.

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AQUACULTURE STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATIONTuesday, June 10 11:10 - 17:20 Hall B

Chairs: Sabine Daume, Peter Cook, Dan Lee, Jose Villalon

11:10 Peter Cook THE AQUACULTURE STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL: A GUIDE TO THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS

11:30 Francis Murray, David Little CONSTRAINTS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR CERTIFICATION OF SMALLHOLDER SHRIMP AND PRAWN AQUACULTURE IN BANGLADESH

11:50 Katherine Hawes WHAT’S IN A LABEL? THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY CERTIFICATION FOR AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS

12:10 Herman Wisse GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD INITIATIVE: NAVIGATE THROUGH THE WORLD OF SEAFOOD CRTIFICATION

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Sabine Daume SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD CERTIFICATION: DEVELOPING STANDARDS FOR THE AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY

14:20 Andrew Steele DEVELOPING GLOBAL OPEN SUPPLY CHAIN STANDARDS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION, INFORMATION EXCHANGE AND TRACEABILITY IN THE AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY

14:40 David O’Sullivan MULTI-STANDARD AUDITS – ARE WE THERE YET?

15:00 Dan Lee, Jeffrey Peterson THE VALUE OF AQUACULTURE CERTIFICATION

15:20 BREAK

15:40 Daniel Lee WHY CERTIFY AQUACULTURE: THE REASONS

16:00 Simon Bush, Ben Belton, Derek Hall, Peter Vandergeest, Francis Murray, Stefano Ponte, Peter Oosterveer, Saidul Islam, Arthur Mol, Maki Hatanaka, Froukje Kruijssen, Tran Thi Thu Ha, David Little, Rini Kusumawati CERTIFY SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE?

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EMERGING SPECIES IN AQUACULTURETuesday, June 10 14:00 - 15:20 Room 3

Chair: Sagiv Kolkovski

14:00 Matthew Wylie, Gerard P. Closs, Erin L Damsteegt, P. Mark Lokman WHITEBAIT AQUACULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND USING THE GIANT KOKOPU Galaxias argenteus – EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE ON FERTILISATION AND HATCHING RATES

14:20 Warwick Noble, Kirsten Benkendorff, James Harris EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MOLLUSCAN AQUACULTURE: A CASE STUDY OF Dicathais orbita

14:40 Mark C. Natale, Justin L. King, Nicole A. Watts, Sagiv Kolkovski OCTOPUS AQUACULTURE – ADVANCEMENTS IN PROTOCOLS AND SYSTEMS FOR RANCHING OF Octopus tetricus

15:00 Christopher Green, Nicole Lundberg, Allyse Ferrara, Quenton Fontenot DEVELOPMENT OF LARVAL SALINITY TOLERANCE IN TWO POPULATIONS OF ALLIGATOR GAR Atractosteus spatula

15:20 Kirsten Benkendorff MURICIDAE WHELKS AS A NEW POTENTIAL FUNCTIONAL FOOD RESOURCE

VETERINARY MEDICINES FOR AQUACULTURETuesday, June 10 14:00 - 17:20 Hall C

Chairs: Marty Deveney, Stanley Serfling, Michael Jahncke

14:00 Albert Ekanem, Austin Obiekezie, Dorathy Umoh NON CHEMICAL-BASED NATURAL PRODUCTS IN THE TREATMENT AND CONTROL OF DISEASE IN FISH

14:20 Shane Roberts, Peter Lauer, Marty Deveney, Carlie Heaven, Sean Sloan, Mehdi Doroudi OFF-LABEL USE OF VETERINARY CHEMICALS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURE TO ENSURE FISH WELFARE AND SUSTAINABILITY

14:40 Quang Linh Nguyen, Thu Phuong Nguyen Thi ALTERNATIVES AND ISOLATION OF Lactobacillus STRAINS FOR INBITION OF AEROMONAS ON Anguilla marmorata

15:00 Lisa Elliott, Colin Valverde SUCCESSFUL BACTERIOPHAGE THERAPY IN THE CONTROL OF Aeromonas hydrophila INFECTION IN REDCLAW CRAYFISH Cherax quadricarinatus

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SPATIAL PLANNING: WHAT TO GROW WHERE AND HOW TO MANAGE IT ONCE IT’S THERE

Tuesday, June 10 14:00 - 17:20 Room 6Chairs: Catriona Macleod, Jill Coates

14:00 Ivone Giffard-Mena, Rinah González-Barradas, María Concepción Arredondo-García STUDY TO DEFINE AREAS AND AQUACULTURE SUSCEPTIBLE SPECIES IN BAJA CALIFORNIA DESERT, MEXICO

14:20 Amonpak Na Nakorn, Panalee Chevakidagarn, Somtip Danteravanich ADDRESSING GAPS IN COASTAL AQUACULTURE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN THAILAND AND FRANCE: A CASE OF OYSTER FARMING AT BAN DON BAY AND THAU LAGOON

14:40 John Middleton, Charles James, John Luick, Mark Doubell A GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE: A TOOL FOR MANAGEMENT OF FINFISH CARRYING CAPACITY: CarCap1.0

15:00 Mary-Jane Thaela-Chimuka, Celeste Frost IDENTIFY SUITABLE SITES FOR FRESH WATER FISH IN GAUTENG SOUTH AFRICA USING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)

15:20 BREAK

15:40 Enass S. Al Kharousi, Adrian G. Hartley, Fahad S. Ibrahim, Adrijana Car SUSTAINABLE COMMERCIAL AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN NORTH AL BATINAH REGION, SULTANATE OF OMAN – A GIS BASED APPROACH

16:00 Shwu Jiau Teoh, Raimundo Mau, Julio da Cruz, Jharendu Pant, Michael Phillips SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING THROUGH GIS MODELING: AN EXPERIENCE FROM TIMOR-LESTE

MARKETING AND TRADETuesday, June 10 14:00 - 17:20 Room 5

Co-Chairs: Brian Jeffries (Australian Tuna Association) & Michael Carter (Austrade)

14:00 Janice Natasha, Jimaima Lako, Graham South CONSUMER SENSORY TEST OF TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS FOR POTENTIAL COMMERCIALISATION IN FIJI

14:20 Santhana Krishnan MARKET GAPS & OPPORTUNITIES : INDIAN OCEAN RIM 14:40 Richard Lovell, David Lander MARKET GAPS & OPPORTUNITIES: EAST ASIAN GROWTH MARKETS

15:00 Roy Palmer THE WINDOW OF THE INDUSTRY

15:20 BREAK

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EVOLUTIONS OF THE RETAIL FISH MARKET IN BRAZIL AND ITS IMPACTS ON SMALL SCALE FISH FARMING: AN ANALYSIS BASED ON THE APPROACH OF GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN

16:00 Steve McOrrie SYDNEY FINE FOOD AWARDS – BEST OF SHOW, BENCHMARKING, VALUE ADDING, OR JUST WINNING MEDALS?

16:20 Barbara Rasco, Gleyn Bledsoe TRACEABILITY: A SOURCE OF INCREASING COMPLIANCE CHALLENGES FOR THE AQUACULTURE SECTOR

16:40 PANEL DISCUSSION

MUSSELSTuesday, June 10 15:40 - 17:20 Room 4

Chairs: Andy Dyer, Charles Eason

15:40 Charles Eason, Nick King, Jacquie Reed RESEARCH FOR GROWTH IN SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE

16:00 Rebecca Smith, Andrew Jeffs DEVELOPING A COMPLEMENTARY SPAT SUPPLY FOR YEAR ROUND GREENSHELL™ PRODUCTION

16:20 Daria Gallardi, Sharon Kenny, Lynn Lush, Terry Mills, Christopher C. Parrish, Harry M. Murray HEALTH AND CONDITION OF CULTURED MUSSELS FROM DEEP WATER AND SHALLOW WATER SITES IN NEWFOUNDLAND: ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS, PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS AND BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS

16:40 Daria Gallardi, Sharon Kenny, Kimberley Hobbs, Terry Mills, Cyr Couturier, Christopher C. Parrish, Harry M. Murray FATTY ACID PROFILE AND ORGANOLEPTIC TESTING IN BLUE MUSSELS Mytilus edulis DURING LONG-TERM LIVE HOLDING

17:00 Davide Zazzaro, Andrew Jeffs BIOLOGY OF NUISANCE BARNACLES IN GREENSHELL MUSSEL FARMS IN NEW ZEALAND

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PACIFIC AND INDIGENOUS AQUACULTURETuesday, June 10 15:40 - 17:20 Room 3

Chair: Chadd Mumme

15:40 Daykin Harohau, R. Sulu, M. Philips, A. M. Schwarz, T. Pickering, M. Sukulu ON-FARM TRIALS WITH TILAPIA Oreochromis mossambicus IN SOLOMON ISLANDS USING PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH

16:00 Satya Nandlal, Suresh Chand, Tavenisa Vereivalu, Maleli Dawai, Robert Jimmy A PERSPECTIVE ON AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC: HISTORY, CURRENT STATUS, PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

16:20 Simon Peter Vuto, Cletus Pita Oengpepa, Reuben Sulu, Timothy Pickering, Michael Phillips, Anne-Maree Schwarz, Regon Warren, Stephen Sibiti, Ambo Tewaki, Charles Toihere FRY SEASONALITY AND FEED TRIAL STUDIES OF MILKFISH Chanos chanos (FORSKAL, 1775) FROM THE COAST OF GIZO, SOLOMON ISLANDS

16:40 Jone Varawa, Timothy Pickering, Avinash Singh, Shalendra Singh SMALL FARMER GROUPS (FARM CLUSTERS) AS A STRATEGY TO UP-SCALE TILAPIA FISH FARM PRODUCTION IN FIJI ISLANDS

17:00 Chadd Mumme AQUACULTURE TRAINING AT SOUTH GOULBURN ISLAND (WARRUWI) IN THE

NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS 3: GOOD, BAD AND UGLY OF SOCIAL MEDIA

Tuesday, June 10 15:40 - 17:20 Room 8Chair: Debbie Mayo-SmithSponsor: AgriFood Skills

Debbie Mayo-Smith is one of the most sought after business speakers in New Zealand and Australia as well as in the top 7% of speakers worldwide. A media columnist as well as bestselling author of 16 books, you’ll find her practical, plain talking and full of great ideas. In fact, you’ll be saying ‘wow’ every few moments as she is unique in her gift for combining intimate knowledge of everyday business tools; understanding business problems; then creating unique customised solutions targeting pain points. You will learn from Debbie how to make easy tweaks to what you do, creating significant gains.

CAPTAINS OF AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURETuesday, June 10 15:40 - 17:20 Hall EChairs: Peter Dundas-Smith, Graham Mair

15:40 Craig Foster THE ROLLER COASTER RIDE OF NEW SPECIES PRODUCTION

16:00 Mehdi Doroudi TAKING THE PLANNING INITIATIVE

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16:20 Frances Bender HUON AQUACULTURE – GROWING UP: THE 4 STAGES OF LIFE THUS FAR

16:40 Geoff Allan DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY THAT WORKS – A BRIEF HISTORY OF AQUACULTURE RESEARCH IN AUSTRALIA

17:00 Nigel Preston FUTURE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURE – CAN WE PICK THE NEXT WINNERS?

INDONESIAN AQUACULTURETuesday, June 10 15:40 - 17:20 Room 1

Chairs: Endhay Kontara, Farshad Shishehchian

Sponsor:

Asian Pacific Aquaculture 2016 will be held in Surabaya, Indonesia and representatives of Indonesia aquaculture will present an overview of the industry in Indonesia and future prospects.

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS 4: POWERFULLY PERSUASIVE PEOPLE, PROPOSALS, PRESENTATIONS

Wednesday, June 11 9:00 - 10:40 Room 6Chair: Debbie Mayo-SmithSponsor: AgriFood Skills

Debbie Mayo-Smith is one of the most sought after business speakers in New Zealand and Australia as well as in the top 7% of speakers worldwide. A media columnist as well as bestselling author of 16 books, you’ll find her practical, plain talking and full of great ideas. In fact, you’ll be saying ‘wow’ every few moments as she is unique in her gift for combining intimate knowledge of everyday business tools; understanding business problems; then creating unique customised solutions targeting pain points. You will learn from Debbie how to make easy tweaks to what you do, creating significant gains.

SCIENTIFIC WRITING WORKSHOPWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 12:00 Riverbank Room 1

Chair: Gay Marsden Sponsor: Elsevier

Available only to those who have pre-registered.

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FINFISH NUTRITION – CONTINUEDWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 10:40 Hall D

Chair: Rhys Hauler

Sponsor:

9:00 Youngkwang Lee, Sungchul Bai EFFECTS OF 4 DIFFERENT DIETARY YELLOW LOESS LEVELS ON GROWTH AND IMMUNE RESPONSES IN RAINBOW TROUT Oncorhynchus mykiss

9:20 YoungJin Park, Sungchul Bai EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT DIETARY PROBIOTICS ON GROWTH, HEMATOLOGICAL AND IMMUNE RESPONSES IN JUVENILE RAINBOW TROUT Oncorhynchus mykiss

9:40 Bruno C. Araújo, Paulo H. Mello, Mariana F. Campos, Jandyr A. Rodrigues-Filho, Carlos Eduardo O. Garcia, Renata G. Moreira EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SOURCES OF FATTY ACIDS IN LIPID DEPOSITION AND FATTY ACID COMPOSITION IN ADULT FEMALE Epinephelus marginatus

11:10 Muhammad Ashraf, Muhammad Naeem, Muhammad Hafeez ur Rehman EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FEED INGREDIENTS ON GROWTH AND LEVEL OF INTESTINAL ENZYME SECRETIONS IN JUVENILE LABEO ROHITA Catla catla, Cirrhinus mrigala AND Hypophthalmicthys molitrix

11:30 Adiaha Ugwumba, Omonike Monebi CULTURE AND UTILIZATION OF THE EARTHWORM Eudrilus eugeniae AS REPLACEMENT FOR FISH MEAL IN THE DIET OF Heteroclarias FINGERLINGS

11:50 Yubo Wu, Gang Ren, Jianguang Qin, Hua Han, Yan Wang EFFECT OF GAMMA-IRRADIATION DOSE ON SOYBEAN MEAL AS A FISH MEAL SUBSTITUTE IN DIETS FOR GOLDEN POMPANO Trachinotus ovatus

COMMERCIAL FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENTWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 12:30 Room 8

Chairs: Nicole Ruff, Alex Obach

9:00 Alex Obach, Charles McGurk, Linda Jensen FUNCTIONAL FEEDS TO IMPROVE HEALTH STATUS IN FISH

9:40 Stanley G. Serfling GOOD AQUACULTURE PRACTICES TO REDUCE THE USE OF CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS AND CONTROL PRODUCT QUALITY

10:00 Peng Xiao, Lina Zhang, Bin Sun, Yan Zhang, Ying Liu RESEARCH ON DISEASES PREVENTION AND CONTROL IN RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS FOR ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar L.

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Leobert dela Peña STATUS OF AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH CARE IN SMALL-SCALE FRESHWATER AQUACULTURE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

11:10 Jeffrey Hinshaw, Timothy Welch, Hugh Mitchell Weissellosis IN TROUT AQUACULTURE IN NORTH AMERICA: AN AGGRESSIVE VACCINATION CAMPAIGN AGAINST AN EMERGING PATHOGEN

11:30 Nik-Haiha Nik-Yusoff, Ahmad-Baihaqi Othman, Zamri-Saad Mohamed, Siti-Zahrah Abdullah BETEL LEAF CRUDE EXTRACT AS TREATMENT AGAINST VIBRIOSIS IN SEA BASS Lates calcarifer

11:50 KB Haw, Romi Novriadi IMMUNOSTIMULATION EFFECTS OF HERBAL BIOCONDITIONERS ON TIGER GROUPER Epinephelus fuscoguttatus AGAINST V. parahaemolyticus INFECTION

SEA CUCUMBER AND URCHINSWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 12:30 Room 3

Chairs: Grant Leeworthy, Yaqing Chang

9:00 Adriana Rodríguez Forero, Viany Agudelo, Wensy Vergara ADVANCES IN SEA CUCUMBER AQUACULTURE IN COLOMBIA

9:20 Miguel A. Olvera-Novoa, Gloria Martínez-Milián, Itzel A. Sánchez-Tapia ADVANCES AND CHALLENGES OF SEA CUCUMBER Isostichopus badionotus FARMING IN YUCATAN, MEXICO

9:40 Philip James, Sten Siikavuopio ARE SEA URCHINS A REALISTIC AQUACULTURE SPECIES?

CRABS AND LOBSTERS: TOWARDS FUTURE SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE

Wednesday, June 11 9:00 - 12:30 Hall AChairs: Stephen Battaglene, Quinn Fitzgibbon

9:00 Stephen Battaglene, Christopher Carter, Abigail Elizur, Quinn Fitzgibbon, Andrew Jeffs, Barbara Nowak, Cedric Simon, Gregory Smith, Tomer Ventura COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF ROCK LOBSTER CULTURE

9:20 Quinn Fitzgibbon, Keisuke Murakami, Masaaki Kamoshida, Stephen Battaglene CARDIO-RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY AND THERMAL TOLERANCE DURING THE MOULT CYCLE OF AUSTRALIAN AND JAPANESE SPINY LOBSTER PHYLLOSOMA LARVAE

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9:40 Greg Smith, Andrew Poole, Peter King, Stephen Battaglene, Quinn Fitzgibbon, Shane Powell, Rocky de Nys SURFACE BIOMATERIALS TESTED AS INHIBITORS OF BACTERIAL BIOFILMS IN SPINY LOBSTER CULTURE

10:00 Tomer Ventura, Abigail Elizur, Quinn Fitzgibbon, Stephen Battaglene NOVEL INSIGHTS INTO DEVELOPMENT, MASCULINITY AND METABOLISM THROUGH A COMPREHENSIVE TRANSCRIPTOME OF THE EASTERN ROCK LOBSTER Sagmariasus verreauxi

11:10 Azmie Ghazali, A. B. Abol-Munafi, M. Ikhwanuddin FATTY ACID COMPOSITION AT DIFFERENT OVARIAN MATURATION OF ORANGE MUD CRAB Scylla olivacea (HERBST, 1796)

11:30 Guiomar Rotllant, Carles G. Simeó, Glòria Maciàb, Alicia Estévezb THE REPRODUCTIVE POTENTIAL OF THE SPIDER CRAB Maja brachydactyla (DECAPODA, MAJIDAE) UNDER DIFFERENT SALINITY AND PHOTOPERIOD REARING CONDITIONS

11:50 Guiomar Rotllant, Diego Castejón, Luis Giménez, Gabriela Torres, Guillermo Guerao LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF Maja brachydactyla (DECAPODA, MAJIDAE) UNDER DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE, LIGHT AND SALINITY CONDITIONS

REGIONAL COOPERATION FOR IMPROVED BIOSECURITY (NACA, DAFF, ACIAR, CSIRO)

Wednesday, June 11 9:00 - 12:30 Room 11Chairs: Eduardo Leano, Brett Herbert

9:00 Brett Herbert, Eduardo Leano ROLE OF AUSTRALIA AND NACA IN PROMOTING REGIONAL COOPERATION IN BIOSECURITY

9:20 Eduardo Leano, Ingo Ernst, CV Mohan REGIONAL COOPERATION FOR IMPROVED BIOSECURITY AND EFFICIENT AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC

9:40 Peter J. Walker FACTORS DRIVING THE EMERGENCE AND SPREAD OF NEW INFECTIOUS DISEASES

10:00 Siripong Thitamadee, Jyoti Joshi, Kallaya Sritunyalucksana, Tim Flegel CURRENT PROGRESS IN RESEARCH ON AHPND IN THAILAND

11:10 Greg J. Coman, Nick Eliott FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE DOMESTICATION AND BREEDING OF PENAEID SHRIMP

11:30 Roger W. Doyle INBREEDING AND DISEASE IN TROPICAL SHRIMP AQUACULTURE: A REAPPRAISAL AND A CAUTION

11:50 PANEL DISCUSSION

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OTHER MARINE FISHWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 12:30 Room 4

Chairs: Jane Symonds, Michael Schwarz

9:00 Matthew J. Wylie, P. Mark Lokman, Abigail Elizur, Jane E. Symonds HAPUKU Polyprion oxygeneios AQUACULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND – GROWTH AND GONADAL DEVELOPMENT OF F1 BROODSTOCK UNDER TWO DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE REGIMES

9:20 Jared Tromp, Jane Symonds, Seumas Walker, Steven Pether, Paul Jones, Luis O. B. Afonso THE GROWTH AND STRESS RESPONSE OF HAPUKU Polyprion oxygeneios EXPOSED TO PROLONGED HIGH WATER TEMPERTURE

9:40 Luke Dutney, Brad Callcott, John Moloney, Trevor Borchert, David Nixon, Peter Lee TOWARDS THE COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION OF COBIA IN AUSTRALIA – AN UPDATE

10:00 Artur N. Rombenso, John C. Bowzer, Viviana Lisboa, Luís A. Sampaio COBIA Rachycentron canadum NEAR-SHORE CAGE CULTURE IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL: A REALITY

10:20 Luke Dutney INVESTIGATIONS INTO SEXUAL DIMORPHIC GROWTH AND METHODS FOR EARLY DETERMINATION OF GENDER IN COBIA

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Adriana Rodríguez Forero, Roimer Hernández REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF COJINUA Caranx crysos FROM BAY SANTA MARTA (COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN)

11:30 Nicole Rhody, Andrew Davie, Nilli Zmora, Yonathan Zohar, Kevan Main, Herve Migaud INFLUENCE OF TIDAL CYCLES ON THE CONTROL OF REPRODUCTIVE ACTIVITY IN COMMON SNOOK Centropomus undecimalis

11:50 Pedro Pousão-Ferreira, Ana Candeias-Mendes, Margarida Gamboa, Sara Castanho, Marisa Barata, Hugo Quental-Ferreira, Maria Emília Cunha, Florbela Soares, Narcisa Maria Bandarra, Maria Leonor Nunes, Laura Ribeiro ADVANCES ON THE RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION OF MEAGRE Argyrosomus regius IN PORTUGAL

12:10 Narcisa Maria Bandarra, Margarida Saavedra, Sara Costa, Teresa Gama Pereira, Hugo Quental-Ferreira, Pedro Pousão-Ferreira WILD AND FARMED MEAGRE: WHAT ARE THE MAIN DIFFERENCES IN LIPID COMPOSITION?

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MOLLUSCAN GENETICS AND GENOMES - CHINAWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 15:40 Room 5

Chairs: Guofan Zhang, Xiaoxu Li

9:00 Guofan Zhang MOLECULAR BASES TO MARINE STRESSFUL ENVIRONMENT FOR THE OYSTER

9:20 Fei Xu, Xiaotong Wang, Yue Feng, Wen Huang, Wei Wang, Li Li, Xiaodong Fang, Huayong Que, Guofan Zhang THE MICRORNAS OF OYSTER Crassostrea gigas

9:40 Ziniu Yu, Ying Tong, Yang Zhang, Jiaomei Huang TRANSCRIPTOMICS ANALYSIS OF Crassostrea hongkongensis FOR DISCOVERY OF REPRODUCTION-RELATED GENES AND GENETIC MARKERS OF MOLLUSKS

10:00 Pin Huan, Gang Liu, Hongxia Wang, Baozhong Liu CLONING AND EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF MULTIPLE GENES RELATED TO LARVAL SHELL FORMATION OF THE PACIFIC OYSTER Crassostrea gigas

10:20 Caihuan Ke, Jianbin Ni, Zhen Zeng, Dezheng Kong, Lin Hou, Heqing Huang VITELLOGENIN OF FUJIAN OYSTER Crassostrea angulata: SYNTHESIZED IN THE OVARY AND CONTROLLED BY ESTRADIOL-17β

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Shi Wang, Xiaoteng Fu, Jinzhuang Dou, Wenqian Jiao, Yan Sun, Lingling Zhang, Xiaoli Hu, Zhenmin Bao DEVELOPMENT OF GENOMIC TOOLS FOR SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF PECTINIDAE BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION

11:30 Zhenmin Bao, Shi Wang GENOME SEQUENCING OF YESSO SCALLOP Patinopecten yessoensis: GENERATING A GENOMIC RESOURCE FOR UNDERSTANDING THE BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF PECTINIDAE (MOLLUSCA: BIVALVIA)

11:50 Baozhong Liu, Ping Dai, Qing Nie, Hongxia Wang DEVELOPMENT OF SNP MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH GROWTH AND RESISTANCE TRAITS IN THE CLAM Meretrix meretrix

12:10 Xiwu Yan, Zhongming Huo, Yanjie Qing, Hongtao Nie, Yuehuan Zhang, Guofan Zhang SELECTIVE BREEDING AND TRANSCRIPTOME SEQUENCING OF MANILA CLAM Ruditapes philippinarum IN CHINA

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Xuan Luo, Shuang Liang, Weiwei You, Lianzhong Luo, Caihuan Ke THE ROLE OF HYBRIDIZATION IN IMPROVING THE IMMUNE RESPONSE AND THERMAL TOLERANCE OF ABALONE

14:20 Fucun Wu, Guofan Zhang PROGRESS AND PROSPECTIVE OF GENETIC EVALUATION OF ECONOMIC TRAITS IN PACIFIC ABALONE Halitos discus hannai Ino

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ANNUAL CHANGE OF RESPIRATION AND EXCRETION OF Tegillarca granosa, Sinonovacula constricta AND Saccostrea cucullata

ORNAMENTALSWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 15:40 Hall BChairs: Josiah Pit, Anna Mercy, Amita Saxena

9:00 Daniel Hoare, Suresh Job, Soazig Laumaille, Juan Gutierrez, Sarah Graham, Colin Johnson, Kim Morris MARINE ORNAMENTAL FISH AQUACULTURE IN AUSTRALIA: LESSONS LEARNED AT THE BATAVIA COAST MARITIME INSTITUTE

9:20 Ramesh Perera, Yuko Hood ORNAMENTAL FISH IMPORTATION – AUSTRALIA’S NEW APPROACH TO MANAGING BIOSECURITY RISKS

9:40 Andrew Rhyne, Michael Tlusty, David Cerino, Bradford Bourque MODULAR LARVAL REARING SYSTEM FOR INTEGRATING AQUACULTURE INTO PUBLIC AQUARIUMS

10:00 Andrew Rhyne, Jos Hill, Michael Tlusty, Gayatri Reksodihardjo-Lilley INNOVATION IN THE MARINE AQUARIUM TRADE FOR IMPROVED SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE: OFFSHORE CAGE CULTURE OF GREEN CHROMIS

10:20 Shahreza Md. Sheriff, Muhammad Iqbal Khan, Ambok Bolong Abol Munafi INFLUENCE OF WATER TEMPERATURE IN THE SEX CHANGE MECHANISM OF ANEMONE FISH Amphiprion ocellaris (FAMILY: POMACENTRIDAE) IN CAPTIVE CONDITIONS

10:40 BREAK

11:10 Tsuzuki Mônica Yumi, Daniela Gonçalves-Soares, Miranda Paulo Sergio, Alexandre Marina Nunes ATTEMPT OF PAIR FORMATION OF THE BRAZILIAN GRAMMA Gramma brasiliensis IN CAPTIVITY

11:30 Tom Bowling WORLD FIRST – BUMPHEAD PARROTFISH CULTURE

11:50 Chaoshu Zeng, Amanda Richetts, Luchang Shao, Jonathon Moorhead, Fahad Alajmi THE IMPORTANCE OF COPEPODS AS LIVE FEED FOR THE CULTURE OF EARLY LARVAE OF THE GREEN MANDARINFISH Synchiropus splendidus

12:10 Amita Saxena HERBS IN ORNAMENTAL FISH DIET

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Mônica Yumi Tsuzuki, Ane Felice Frâncio-Medeiros, Vanessa K. Cruz EFFECT OF SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CLOWNFISH Amphiprion clarkii

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14:20 Junda Lin, Qiang Lin AQUACULTURE OF SEAHORSES: FROM RESEARCH TO PRODUCTION

14:40 Qiang Lin, Junda Lin, Liangmin Huang A PROTOCOL TO CULTURE THE FEEBLE JUVENILE SEAHORSES Hippocampus kuda

15:00 Anna Mercy, S. Sajan, V. Malika CAPTIVE BREEDING TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY OF Puntius denisonii (CYPRINIDAE) –AN INDIGENOUS ORNAMENTAL BARB OF THE WESTERN GHATS OF INDIA

15:40 BREAK

16:00 Michelle A. Woolfall, Peter W. L. Toh, Darren J. Trott, James L. Munro ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE AMONG FRESHWATER ORNAMENTAL FISH WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMANA AND VETERINARY MEDICINE

16:20 Amita Saxena COLOR IMPROVISATION AND IMMUNOMODULATION OF ORNAMENTAL FISHES THROUGH FEED

ALGAL AQUACULTURE AND BIOLOGYWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 12:30 Room 1

Chairs: Delin Duan, Pia Winberg, Sasi Nayar

9:00 Pia C. Winberg CONTROLLING SEAWEED BIOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY AND METABOLIC TRAITS IN PHYCOCULTURE FOR COMMERICALLY RELEVANT BIO-ACTIVES

9:20 Kathryn Wiltshire, Frederico Gurgel, Marty Deveney, Jason Tanner SELECTING SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN RHODOPHYTA FOR AQUACULTURE

9:40 Qifang Lai, Xiugang Qin, Zongli Yao, Kai Zhou, Tingting Lin PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMICAL RESPONSE OF Gracilaria tenuistipitata IN DIFFERENT RATIO OF CARBONATE AND BICARBONATE

10:00 Jingyu Li, Juntao Zhang, Yan Liu, Qiaohan Wang, Qingli Gong EFFECTS OF SEAWATER TEMPERATURE AND NITROGEN CONDITION ON GROWTH AND NITROGEN CONTENT OF SPOROPHYTES OF Sargassum thunbergii (FUCALES, PHAEOPHYTA)

10:20 Ruth Garcia Gomez, Robert Jimmy, Tim Pickering, Avinash Sign, Alex Meloty, Jacob Wani, Karibanang Anand, Samuela Mario A REGIONAL SYNTHESIS: SEAWEED PRODUCTION IN THE PACIFIC REGION: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS

10:40 BREAK

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NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION OF Ulva lactuca CULTIVATED IN DIFFERENT NITROGEN SOURCES

11:30 Delin Duan THE CULTIVATION AND UTILIZATIONS OF KELP IN CHINA: PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS

11:50 Zhongmin Sun, Hui Guo, Jianting Yao, Delin Duan EFFECTS ON TEMPERATURE AND IRRADIANCE ON THE GROWTH OF GREEN ALGA Caulerpa lentillifera (BRYOPSIDOPHYCEAE, CHLOROPHYTA)

12:10 Shengqi Su, Wei Wang, Mei Fu, Weizhi Yao EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT PARENT SOIL EXTRACTS ON THE GROWTH OF Cryptomonas ovata

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Yu-An Ma, Lee-Feng Chien, Jenn-Wen Huang, Chung-Chuyi Yu THE STUDY OF USING ABSORPTION SPECTRUM AND CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE AS THE PARAMETERS TO EVALUATE THE GROWING CONDITION OF MICROALGAE

14:20 Bin Wang, Shen Jian, Hefeng Lin, Huaihua Teng ALGINATE PRODUCTION IN CHINA: CURRENT STATUS AND PERSPECTIVE

14:40 Dapeng Li, Ning Ning Ma CRYOPRESERVATION OF GAMETOPHYTE OF Laminaria BY ENCAPSULATION-DEHYDRATION AND SUBSEQUENT REGENERATION OF SPOROPHYTE

EFFECTIVE ENGAGEMENT IN POLICY DEVELOPMENTWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 17:20 Hall C

Chairs: Ian Lyall, Peter Lauer, Jill Coates, Betsy Hart

9:00 Carla Leversedge, Michelle Blicavs ENGAGING WITH COMMUNITIES AND STAKEHOLDERS FOR POLICY DEVELOPMENT

9:20 Jill Coates, Bruce Zippel, Steve Bowley, Trudy McGowan COST RECOVERY – A SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OYSTER GROWER ASSOCIATION INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

10:00 Marcus Haward, Peat Leith, Brian Coffey, Emily Ogier, Kevin O’Toole, Chris Rees SCIENCE INTO POLICY: ADDRESSING AND IMPROVING SCIENCE UPTAKE

10:20 Catriona K. Macleod WHERE DOES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FIT INTO AQUACULTURE PLANNING?

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11:10 Karen A. Alexander, Tavis Potts, Shirra Freeman, Dafna Israel, Demetris Kletou, Marte Meland, Danilo Pecorino, Rebours Celine, Marc Shorten THE ROPES THAT BIND US: IMPLICATIONS OF AQUACULTURE POLICY AND REGULATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE (IMTA) IN EUROPE

11:30 Daniel Lees NEW ZEALAND AQUACULTURE, A GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVE

11:50 Luke Fraser, Mehdi Doroudi, Brian Jeffriess, Peter Dolan, Andrew Solomon, Sean Sloan, Tara Ingerson, Dr. Peter Lauer, David Ellis SA GOVERNMENT 90 DAY INITIATIVE – STREAMLINING TUNA INDUSTRY REGULATION

12:10 John Dexter, Kerrod Beattie, Michael Heidenreich CASE STUDY – GREAT SANDY REGIONAL MARINE AQUACULTURE PLAN

12:30 LUNCH

14:00 Graeme Bowley NSW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

14:20 Mark Gillard DEVELOPING MARINE FISH FARMS IN NEW ZEALAND

14:40 Emily Ogier, Catriona Macleod YOUR MARINE VALUES: LINKING PUBLIC VALUES TO DECISION-MAKING FOR AQUACULTURE IN SOUTH EAST TASMANIA

15:00 Peter Lauer, Peter Thompson, Kate Rodda, Steven Clarke, Luke Fraser, Carlie Heaven, Lauren Holmes REDEFINING ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMS FOR THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY

15:20 Sean Sloan, Peter Lauer SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S ONE STOP SHOP APPROACH TO AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT

15:40 BREAK

16:00 Jenny Cassidy MANAGING CONFLICTING USE OF WATERS – FROM THE REGULATOR’S VIEW

16:20 Ben Tanti, Sean Sloan, Peter Lauer, Stephen Madigan, Adriana O’Brien, Kate Rodda ZONE POLICY AND PLANNING, 2013 LOWER EYRE PENINSULA ZONE POLICY

16:40 Tara Ingerson, Coby Mathews WORKING WITH INDUSTRY TO ACHIEVE GOOD ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES

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SALMONIDSWednesday, June 11 9:00 - 17:20 Hall E

Chair: Adam Main

9:00 Fletcher Warren-Myers, Tim Dempster, Stephen Swearer, Per Gunnar Fjelldal, Tom Hansen OTOLITH FINGERPRINT SIGNATURES: A MASS MARKING TECHNIQUE FOR FARMED ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar

9:20 Samantha Bui, Frode Oppedal, Lars Stien, Tim Dempster BEHAVIOURAL CHANGES OF ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar WITH INCREASING SEA LICE INFESTATION AT AN INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP LEVEL

9:40 Alexis Glaropoulos, Daniel Wright, David Johansson, Lars Stien, Frode Oppedal DYNAMICS OF ARTIFICIAL MOVING LIGHTS IN SALMON CAGE CULTURE

10:00 Bastien Sadoul, Isabelle Leguen, Violaine Colson, Nicolas C. Friggens, Patrick Prunet ROBUSTNESS IN SALMONIDS, A CHALLENGE-SPECIFIC FEATURE?

10:20 BREAK

11:10 Gianluca Amoroso, Mark Adams, Tomer Ventura, Chris Carter, Stephen Battaglene, Abigail Elizur, Jennifer M. Cobcroft ARE SHORT OPERCULA AND LOWER JAW DEFORMITY IN ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar RELATED TO TRIPLOIDY?

11:30 Masoud Haghighi, Mostafa Sharif Rohani HAEMATOLOGICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL INDICES IN RAINBOW TROUT Oncorhynchus mykiss FRY WITH ALOE VERA EXTRACT SUPPLEMENTED FEED

11:50 LUNCH

14:00 Ana Teresa Gonçalves, Cristian Gallardo-Escárate TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS AS A TOOL TO UNDERSTAND LIFE CYCLE PROCESSES AND METABOLIC STRATEGIES OF FISH PARASITES – THE CASE OF THE SALMON LOUSE Caligus rogercresseyi

14:20 Richard Taylor, Ben Maynard, Peter Kube, Mathew Cook, Nick Elliott INSIGHTS INTO RESISTANCE TO AMOEBIC GILL DISEASE (AGD) PROVIDED BY BROWN TROUT AND ATLANTIC SALMON × BROWN TROUT HYBRIDS

14:40 Paula Lima, Natasha Botwright, James Harris, Mathew Cook TOWARDS THE APPLICATION OF RNAi AGAINST ATLANTIC SALMON AMOEBIC GILL DESEASE: IDENTIFICATION AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF DICER-LIKE CANDIDATES IN SPECIES FROM THE GENUS Neoparamoeba

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15:00 Ana Teresa Gonçalves, Cristian Gallardo-Escárate, Valentina Valenzuela-Muñoz, Gustavo Nuñez-Acuña, Jacqueline Chavez-Mardones, Waleska Maldonado-Aguayo, Rodolfo Farlora RNA-SEQ ANALYSIS USING DE NOVO TRANSCRIPTOME ASSEMBLY AS A REFERENCE FOR THE SALMON LOUSE Caligus rogercresseyi

15:20 Paul G. Olin GENETICALLY MODIFIED SALMON IN AQUACULTURE; A SAGA OF SAFETY

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16:00 Natasha A. Botwright, William D. Eisbrenner, Krzysztof P. Lubieniecki, Mathew T. Cook, Sonja Dominik, Nick G. Elliott, John Henshall, Peter D. Kube, Jamie Lim, William S. Davidson SEX DETERMINATION IN TASMANIAN ATLANTIC SALMON

16:20 Lars Asplin, Ingrid A. Johnsen, Anne D. Sandvik, Jon Albretsen, Vibeke Sundfjord, Jan Aure, Karin K. Boxaspen DISPERSION OF SALMON LICE IN THE HARDANGERFJORD

16:40 Hossein Emadi, Nooshin Zamannejad, Mohammad Reza Edalat, Moosavi Hosseinali Ebrahimzadeh, Sara Ahani CONTROL POSSIBILITY AND TREATMENT OF HAEMORRHAGIC SEPTICAEMIA DISEASE IN RAINBOW TROUT AND EVALUATION OF PATIENT’S BLOOD FACTORS FISH

DEVELOPMENT, WELFARE AND POVERTY ALLEVIATIONWednesday, June 11 11:10 - 17:20 Room 6

Chairs: Roy Palmer, Patricia Moraes-ValentiSponsors: AwF

11:10 Nene Jamabo, Aduabobo Hart OVERVIEW OF FISH FARMING IN NIGERIA: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES, THE RIVERS STATE EXPERIENCE

11:30 Aubrey Lesperance, Thomas Hecht, Finley Racombo MARICULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE SEYCHELLES: CHALLENGES OF A SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATE

11:50 Manoel Pedroza, Renata Melon Barroso, Roberto Manolio Valladão Flores, Adriano Prysthon NEW APPROACH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS: THE CASE OF SMALL-SCALE FISH FARMING IN BRAZIL

12:10 Manoel Pedroza, Roberto Manolio Valladão Flores ANALYSIS OF EFFECTS OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC VARIABLES ON SMALL SCALE FISH FARMING IN THE STATE OF TOCANTINS, BRAZIL

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14:00 Anna Mercy, V. Ambilikumar, A. Saji FINDING LIVELIHOOD THROUGH ORNAMENTAL FISH CULTURE – A SUCCESS STORY FROM KERALA, INDIA

14:20 Gleyn Bledsoe, Barbara Rasco A ROLE FOR AQUACULTURE IN POST CONFLICT RECOVERY – SRI LANKA, REBUILDING AFTER A 27 YEAR WAR

14:40 Madhav K. Shrestha, Ram C Bhujel, Hare Ram Devkota, Agni P. Nepal ROLE OF AwF TO INITIATE SMALL-SCALE AQUACULTURE IN MID-HILLS OF NEPAL

15:00 Patricia Moraes-Valenti, Iracy Lea Pecora ALTERNATIVES TO IMPROVE THE PRODUCTION OF NATIVE OYSTERS REARING BY THE SLAVE DESCENDENTS (QUILOMBOLAS) FROM MANDIRA COMMUNITY IN BRAZIL

15:20 Patricia Moraes-Valenti AQUATIC RESOURCES IN ERADICATING HUNGER AND MALNUTRITION IN BRAZIL – PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES

15:40 BREAK

16:00 Amita Saxena FISHERIES RESOURCES AND NUTRITIONAL SECURITY

16:20 Roy Palmer AwF – THE NEXT DECADE

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS 5: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION – BE MORE MEMORABLE AND

PERSUASIVEWednesday, June 11 14:00 - 15:40 Room 8

Chair: Debbie Mayo-SmithSponsor: AgriFood Skills

Debbie Mayo-Smith is one of the most sought after business speakers in New Zealand and Australia as well as in the top 7% of speakers worldwide. A media columnist as well as bestselling author of 16 books, you’ll find her practical, plain talking and full of great ideas. In fact, you’ll be saying ‘wow’ every few moments as she is unique in her gift for combining intimate knowledge of everyday business tools; understanding business problems; then creating unique customised solutions targeting pain points. You will learn from Debbie how to make easy tweaks to what you do, creating significant gains.

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PHYSIOLOGY, HISTOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGYWednesday, June 11 14:00 - 17:20 Room 3

Chair: Jenny Cobcroft, Tom Lewis

14:00 Fadhil S. Ismail, Masamichi Nakajima DIFFERENT THERMAL TOLERANCE EXHIBITED BY TWO HIGHLY HOMOGENOUS GUPPIES STRAIN

1420 Norman Arie Prayogo, Gratiana Wijayanti, Isdy Sulistyo IDENTIFICATION OF TWO CHICKEN TYPE-II GnRH (cGnRH-II) GENES IN MATURE INDIVIDUAL HARD LIPPED BARB Ostechillus hasselti

14:40 Saltuk Ceyhun, Shigeharu Kinoshita, Bhuiyan Sharmin Siddique, Md Asaduzzaman, Shuichi Asakawa, Shugo Watabe DIFFERENT EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF THE MYOSIN HEAVYCHAIN GENE, MYH14, INCLUDING ITS INTRONIC miRNA AMONG A FEW MODEL FISH SPECIES

15:00 Leandro Godoy, Danilo P. Streit Jr., Tiziana Zampolla, Tiantian Zhang RELIABLE METHODS TO ASSESS VIABILITY OF FISH OVARIAN FOLLICLES AT SUBCELLULAR LEVEL AFTER VITRIFICATION

15:20 Mohammed Chado Isah, Matthew O. Adebola, Abdulkadir Abdullah, Aliyu Hamzat, Rilwan Yusuf TOXICITY OF Polyaltia longifolia LEAVE DUST ON JUVENILE Clarias gariepinus: EFFECTS ON SOME SERUM, LIVER AND KIDNEY BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE

16:00 Saratu Abdulkareem, Olufemi D. Owolabi CHRONIC TOXICITY IMPACT OF MONOCROTOPHOS (MCP) ON PATHOLOGY OF SOME TISSUES OF HYBRID CATFISH Heteroclarias AND CONTAMINATED Heteroclarias-FED RATS

16:20 Z. Linhartova, V. Kaspar, T. Saito, T. Fujimoto, K. Arai, E. Yamaha, M. Psenicka INDUCTION OF GERM-LINE CHIMERISM WITHIN STURGEONS

POST-HARVEST PRODUCT QUALITYWednesday, June 11 14:00 - 17:20 Hall D

Chair: Sue Poole

14:00 Ben C. Jones, Igor Pirozzi, Alexander G. Carton ADDING FLAVOUR COMPLEXITY TO FRESHWATER FARMED BARRAMUNDI Lates calcarifer THROUGH DIETARY MANIPULATION

14:20 Narcisa Bandarra, Teresa Gama Pereira, Oksana Radelytska, Pedro Pousão-Ferreira, Amparo Goncalves, Margarida Saavedra TEXTURE OF MEAGRE: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WILD AND FARMED FISH?

14:40 Evert Potgieter AN EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL APPROACH IN THE APPLICATION OF FLOW-ICE USED IN MARINE AND AQUACULTURE TO IMPROVE QUALITY

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KOREAN SESSIONWednesday, June 11 14:00 - 17:20 Hall A

Chairs: Ik Kyo Chung, Sungchul C. Bai

14:00 Ik Kyo Chung, Calvyn F. A. Sondak, Dohoon Kim ESTIMATING ECONOMIC VALUES OF KELP FORESTS AND SEAWEED BEDS ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN KOREA

14:20 Chun Woo Lee DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR AND DEFORMATION ANALYSIS OF THE FISH CAGE SYSTEM USING COMPUTER-BASED METHOD

14:40 Bong-Jin Cha, Sam-Kawang Cho, Yong-Su Yang STUDY OF SURFACE BUOY AT AN AQUACULTURE CAGE CONTAINING A COPPER ALLOY NET AGAINST SEVERAL WAVES

15:00 Hyeonho Yun, Gunhyun Park, Youngkwang Lee, Sungchul Bai DETOXIFICATION EFFECTS OF DIETARY 8 DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS OF VITAMINS C, E AND SELENIUM ON MERCURY TOXICITY IN JUVENILE OLIVE FLOUNDER Paralichthys olivaceus

15:20 Seunghan Lee, Sungchul Bai THE DIETARY SELENIUM REQUIREMENT AND TOXICITY LEVELS IN JUVENILE NILE TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus

15:40 BREAK

16:00 Rahman Mizanur, Hyeonho Yun, M. Moniruzzaman, Kang-woong Kim, Sungchul Bai OPTIMUM FEEDING RATE AND FREQUENCY AT DIFFERENT WATER TEMPERATURES TO DEVELOP THE COMPUTER FEEDING PROGRAM IN KOREAN ROCKFISH Sebastes schlegeli

16:20 Sungchul Bai, Jeong-Yeol Lee, Hyeonho Yun A REVIEW OF THE MICRO NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS IN JAPANESE EEL Anguilla japonica

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FRESHWATER CRAYFISHWednesday, June 11 14:00 - 15:20 Room 11

Chairs: Matthew McLellan, John Luckens

14:00 John Luckens CAN YOU FARM CRAYFISH AND MAKE A LIVING? A FARMER’S PERSPECTIVE

14:20 Shannon Loughnan, John Luckens, Luciano Beheregaray, Nick Robinson ISOLATING MICROSATELLITES FROM THE FRESHWATER CRAYFISH MARRON Cherax tenuimanus, FOR FUTURE APPLICATION INTO A SELECTIVE BREEDING PROGRAM

14:40 Lalith Dammannagoda, Ana Pavasovic, Peter Prentis, David Hurwood, Peter Mather EXPRESSION AND CHARACTERISATION OF DIGESTIVE ENZYME GENES IN A HEPATOPANCREATIC TRANSCRIPTOME FROM REDCLAW CRAYFISH Cherax quadricarinatus

15:00 Ana Pavasovic, Muhammad Yousuf Ali, Peter Mather, Peter Prentis TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF FRESHWATER CRAYFISH Cherax quadricarinatus AND CHARACTERISATION OF GILL-EXPRESSED CARBONIC ANHYDRASE AND OTHER OSMOREGULATORY GENES

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