PEMANFAATAN LIMBAH IKAN DAN SISA MAKANAN UNTUK PELET PAKAN IKAN DI WISATA DELTA FISHING SIDOARJO
Abstract
Delta Fishing is a fishing ponds and family recreation areas located in Sidoarjo Regency. Activities
at Delta Fishing generate untreated fish wastes and food leftovers, leading to problems such as odor
around the site. The purpose of this study was to utilize fish wastes and leftovers* for fish feed pellets in
Delta Fishing of Sidoarjo Regency. This study was a pre-experiment using the posttest-only design. Objects
were subjected to several treatments and pretests by utilizing the fish wastes and leftovers as raw
materials for the manufacture of fish feed pellets for gouramis of 5-15 cm in size. Each sample treatment
was replicated 5 times and subjected to laboratory tests to determine the contents of protein in the fish
pellets. Results showed that the fish pellets made from fish wastes had an average protein content of
59.2% and those made from leftovers had 32%. There was a difference in the average protein content of
pellets made from fish wastes and those made from leftovers with a p-value of (0.000 <0.05). Conclusion
of this study, fish pellets with good protein contents derived from leftovers with a protein content of 32%,
in contrast to those made from fish wastes with a protein content of 59.2%. The management of Delta
Fishing is recommended to use the findings of the present study to evaluate and solve waste generation
that may lead to the inconvenience of visitors and residents around Delta Fishing.
Keywords : Fish wastes and leftovers, fish pellets.
at Delta Fishing generate untreated fish wastes and food leftovers, leading to problems such as odor
around the site. The purpose of this study was to utilize fish wastes and leftovers* for fish feed pellets in
Delta Fishing of Sidoarjo Regency. This study was a pre-experiment using the posttest-only design. Objects
were subjected to several treatments and pretests by utilizing the fish wastes and leftovers as raw
materials for the manufacture of fish feed pellets for gouramis of 5-15 cm in size. Each sample treatment
was replicated 5 times and subjected to laboratory tests to determine the contents of protein in the fish
pellets. Results showed that the fish pellets made from fish wastes had an average protein content of
59.2% and those made from leftovers had 32%. There was a difference in the average protein content of
pellets made from fish wastes and those made from leftovers with a p-value of (0.000 <0.05). Conclusion
of this study, fish pellets with good protein contents derived from leftovers with a protein content of 32%,
in contrast to those made from fish wastes with a protein content of 59.2%. The management of Delta
Fishing is recommended to use the findings of the present study to evaluate and solve waste generation
that may lead to the inconvenience of visitors and residents around Delta Fishing.
Keywords : Fish wastes and leftovers, fish pellets.
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PDFDOI: https://doi.org/10.36568/kesling.v14i3.256
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