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Indian Journal of Biology

Volume  2, Issue 1, Jan-Jun 2015, Pages 81-85
 

Original Article

To Study the Relationship between the Gonado Somatic Index and the Gastro Somatic Index during Breeding Season of Labeo Bata (Hamilton, 1822)

Samarendra Behera*, Suchandra Roy Chaudhury**, Sanjeev Kumar***, Rinku Gogoi****

*,**,***,****Department of Fisheries Resource Management Faculty of Fishery Sciences, West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences 5, Budherhat Road, Chakgaria, P.O. Panchasayar, Kolkata – 700 094.

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DOI: DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijb.2394.1391.2115.13

Abstract

The investigation on the gastro-somatic index (GaSI) and gonado somatic index (GnSI) of Labeo bata was carried out in spawning season from July to December 2010. Length of fish ranged from 136.11±2.00 to 145.44±0.58 mm and while in average weight was 34.03±1.00 to 44.11±5.29 gm. GaSI and GnSI were determined at different length and weight ranges of different individual fishes. Significantly lowest GaSI was 3.92±0.38 in male specimens, where as 4.50±0.10 in female specimens. GaSI was also determined from wide highest peak ranges of Labeo bata, 8.02±0.06 (November) in male specimens, 7.33±0.10 (October) in female specimens. Ovary weight of the carp ranges from 0.39±0.01 to 1.33±0.58 gm with a mean value of 0.81 gm. Gonado somatic index varied o-in male from 0.73±0.03 to 2.06±0.05 while in female it was 0.91±0.01 to 2.85±0.07. The Gonado-somatic Index (GnSI) varied significantly (P is less than and equal to 0.01) in L. bata as between the sexes and among months. In the present study, it is found that irrespective of season the male Labeo bata is smaller in length and weight in comparison to female.  

 

 Key words: Gonado Somatic Index; Gastro Somatic Index; Labeo bata; Length; Weight 


Corresponding Author : Samarendra Behera*