Unveiling Zebrafish Nutrition Advancements with Wilson Pinto

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Join us as Wilson Pinto takes the stage at the “10th Annual International Tecniplast Zebrafish Husbandry Course”

Our very own Wilson Pinto is set to captivate the audience and give a presentation about zebrafish nutrition and microdiet development at the upcoming “10th Annual International Tecniplast Zebrafish Husbandry Course”, taking place in Italy from October 10-13, 2023.

During this event, Wilson will delve into the cutting-edge realm of zebrafish nutrition and microdiets. His presentation will shed light on the latest research concerning zebrafish nutritional requirements and unveil how SPAROS’s ZEBRAFEED microdiet has been meticulously crafted to meet these demands. Wilson´s presentation will also focus on the concept of nutritional standardisation in zebrafish husbandry and how it should be a goal for the biomedical community using zebrafish as a research model.

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a standardization diet for zebrafish, in the USA.

Sparos was present at the 8th Strategic Conference for Zebrafish Investigators (SCZI/PI meeting) in Grove (California) and at the AQUACULTURE 2019 in New Orleans (Louisiana) to launch ZEBRAFEED in the USA. This diet is already commercialized in Europe since 2015.

SPAROS has developed ZEBRAFEED – a standard and nutritionally balanced diet for zebrafish formulated with premium ingredients of high nutritional constancy, for all life stages of zebrafish.

ZEBRAFEED results in high survival of larvae, fast growth of juvenile fish and enhanced breeding success in adults. It incorporates the latest scientific knowledge on the nutritional requirements of zebrafish to ensure high welfare standards.