Physiological Responses in Abalone Haliotis discus hannai with
Different Salinity
Yun Kyung Shin, Je Cheon Jun, Jae Hyun Im, Dong Wook Kim, Maeng Hyun Son and Eung Oh Kim
Aquaculture Research Institute
This study investigated survival rate, osmorality, respiration, excretion and histological response with change of salinity in the abalone, Haliotis discus hannai at 24 ¡¾ 1¡É. Survival rate was 100% at 37.0 psu whereas all died after 6 days at 19.8 psu and within 24 hours at 12.8 psu, respectively. The 7-day median lethal limit (7day-LS50) was 20.1-28.2 psu with confidence limits of 20.1-28.2 psu. Respiration rate in low salinity groups was lower than control group, but ammonia excretion rate was more increased in comparison to control group. Osmorality was acclimated within 1 hour at above of 26.8 psu but others could not acclimated at each experimental salinity. Histological observation of foot muscle showed hemolymph sinus distension, epidermal destruction and increased infiltration of phagocytes
  
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