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Developing technologies for giant grouper (Epinephelus lanceolatus) aquaculture in Vietnam, the Philippines and Australia

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Date
2021-06-29
Author
Nocillado, Josephine ORCID
Elizur, Abigail ORCID
Palma, Peter ORCID
Dennis, Lachlan
Ninh, Nguyen Huu
de Jesus-Ayson, Evelyn Grace T.
In, Vu Van
Thai, Truong Quoc
Anderson, Kelli ORCID
Luu, Thi Ha Giang
Knibb, Wayne ORCID
Knuckey, Richard
Canépa, Maximiliano
Bright, David
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Subject
grouper culture ASFA
sustainable aquaculture ASFA
breeding ASFA
sex reversal ASFA
spawning ASFA
sterility ASFA
cryopreservation ASFA
sexual maturity ASFA
feeding ASFA
stable isotopes ASFA
hybridization ASFA
biotechnology ASFA
gametes ASFA
sex ratio ASFA
dna barcoding ASFA
breeding stock ASFA
groupers AGROVOC
Epinephelus lanceolatus AGROVOC
Viet Nam AGROVOC
Philippines AGROVOC
Australia AGROVOC
transcriptome AGROVOC
Việt Nam TGN
Philippines TGN
Australia TGN
Taxonomic term
Epinephelus lanceolatus GBIF
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Abstract
This project established a sustainable aquaculture industry for giant grouper in Vietnam and the Philippines through the development of captive breeding and larval-rearing techniques.

Captive breeding innovations and larval-rearing techniques, developed through a collaborative Fisheries project, are sustaining the aquaculture industry for giant grouper in Vietnam and the Philippines.

Groupers are vital to the live reef food-fish trade in South-East Asia, and the giant grouper is a high-value, fast-growing species with significant aquaculture potential.

Establishing a sustainable giant grouper aquaculture industry is a high priority for the region, but research is hampered by the high level of investment required to hold and maintain giant grouper broodstock. Lack of commercial production is also due to limited knowledge about the giant grouper’s maturation and spawning behaviour, and low larval survival.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10862/6332
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Nocillado, J., Elizur, A., Palma, P., Dennis, L., Ninh, N. H., de Jesus-Ayson, E. G., In, V. V., Thai, T. Q., Anderson, K., Luu, T. H. G., Knibb, W., Knuckey, R., Canépa, M., & Bright, D. (2021). Developing technologies for giant grouper (Epinephelus lanceolatus) aquaculture in Vietnam, the Philippines and Australia (p. 71) [Final report]. Canberra, Australia: Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research.
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Technical Report
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