Abstract
Based upon a kilogram of feed, the results suggested that the brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) required approximately 75 kcal of metabolizable energy for each 1% of protein in the feed. Additional feed energy, resulting in greater calorie-to-protein ratios, reduced weight gained but did not significantly increase fat content of the dry carcass.The carbohydrate and protein of wheat middlings were utilized by the trout. A toasted cereal product composed of 80% corn and 20% wheat was metabolized for energy. Delactosed dried whey was found less effective than glucose as an energy source for trout.

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