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Low levels of added mannanoligosaccharides (MOS) in the feed for juvenile   rainbow trout significantly promote growth rate, food conversion and overall   culture results. Three levels of added MOS: 0.05%, 0.10% and 0.15% were   incorporated in commercial pelleted feed and fed three and later two times   per day. The experiment started with juveniles of 48±2.1 grams and lasted 90   days. The best growth result was obtained with the smallest (0.05%) MOS   level, if compared to the control group and 0.1% and 0.15% MOS supplemented   feed. The growth was improvedby11.5% with 0.05% MOS. The best feed conversion   ratio (FCR) of 1.29 was found with 0.05% MOS supplement compared to 1.54 in   the control group. FCR in 0.1% and 0.15% MOS treatments was 1.46, also   significantly better than in the control group. The experiment shows that   0.05% MOS in trout feed is not fully successful in total elimination of   salmonella colonies from fish intestine. But this is achieved with 0.1% MOS   after only 30 days of experiment. The results of experiment point that   smaller levels of MOS, if compared to previous research, are beneficial for   rainbow trout juvenile culture

Effects of low levels of mannanoligosaccharides in feed on growth and intestinal salmonella reduction in juvenile rainbow trout (Ocorhynchus mykiss)