Catfish culture in Southeast Asia
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Abstract
Catfish rank fifth in the world in terms of fresh and brackishwater fish culture. In Asia and the Pacific, the Clariidae family dominates production, representing nearly 80% of the total catfish production. Among the most cultured species are Clarias batrachus, C. macrocephalus, C. gariepinus. The domestic market generally absorbs catfish produce in Asia, although high-producing countries like Thailand and Vietnam engage in export. There are two basic markets for catfish: live fish and processed fish. Particular details are given of catfish production in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.
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Adan, R. I. Y. (2000). Catfish culture in Southeast Asia. SEAFDEC Asian Aquaculture , 22(1), 16-17. http://hdl.handle.net/10862/1775
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