Habituation and Behavioural Response of Confinement-Induced Anxiety Conditions in a Zebrafish Model

The zebrafish model is an emerging for the study of complex behavioural patterns noted in depression and neurological disorders. Confinement memory loss are linked with cognition mental health impairment, where confinement paradigms assessed using other responses based on novel tanks or T tanks. Since exploratory animals, impact during cannot be evaluated a tank tank. present investigates response to acute assesses its memory-based learning behaviour through parameters such as movement, swimming speed, time spent inside confined space. movement speed fishes showed no significant difference. When space, fish their anxiety erratic movements bouts freezing, which declined by 83%, six days escape from space also decreased 58%. anxiety, resulting clockwise counter-clockwise reduced after three days. Our results summarise that decrease can help habituating itself forced condition. This experiment biology used assess cognitive against confinement, it emphasizes adaptions under both crowded solitary conditions.