Types of tank or maze used for cognitive tests in zebrafish. (A) Two-chamber tank colored coded as a visual cue, for example. The unconditioned stimulus can be appetitive such as a food reward, or aversive such as an electric shock; (B) T-maze; (C) Plus-maze; (D) Y-maze. The arms of the mazes can be coded with different color or geometric cues.

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... inhibitory avoidance test (IAT) is one of the most commonly used cognitive tests to evaluate the learning and memory functions of zebrafish. The test can be established using a two-chamber tank ( Figure 1A) and a maze tank of various shapes (Figure 1B-D). In a two-chamber tank, both sides of the tank/maze are cued with color sleeves or a darklight environment, while one side is chosen to pair the cue with an aversive stimulus such as the ES [52], dropping weight [53] or stirring [54]. ...

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... inhibitory avoidance test (IAT) is one of the most commonly used cognitive tests to evaluate the learning and memory functions of zebrafish. The test can be established using a two-chamber tank ( Figure 1A) and a maze tank of various shapes (Figure 1B-D). In a two-chamber tank, both sides of the tank/maze are cued with color sleeves or a darklight environment, while one side is chosen to pair the cue with an aversive stimulus such as the ES [52], dropping weight [53] or stirring [54]. ...