Artificial reproduction and pond rearing of the African catfish Clarias gariepinus in sub-Saharan Africa. A handbook
The manual is based on the practical experiences of the authors on the artificial reproduction and pond rearing of the African catfish Clarias gariepinus within FAO field projects in the Central African Republic, the Republic of the Congo, Kenya and Nigeria. The manual is divided into five major sections dealing with: 1) general biology, including natural feeding habits and reproduction; 2) artificial reproduction, including induced propagation without and through hormone injection; 3) fry nursing in earthen ponds, including pond preparation, fertilization, feeding and management; 4) monoculture, including feeding methods; and 5) polyculture with Tilapia. In addition, information is provided concerning the economics of different fingerling and grow-out farming practices in Africa, and concerning diseases and hybridization.
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Rome (Italy) FAO
1996
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Subjects: | CLARIAS GARIEPINUS, FISH CULTURE, SEXUAL REPRODUCTION, FISH PONDS, FISH LARVAE, AQUACULTURE TECHNIQUES, FERTILIZER APPLICATION, STOCKING DENSITY, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, FISHERY BIOLOGY, PISCICULTURE, REPRODUCTION SEXUEE, ETANG DE PISCICULTURE, PISCICULTURA, REPRODUCCION SEXUAL, ESTANQUES PISCICOLAS, LARVE DE POISSON, TECHNIQUE D'AQUACULTURE, FERTILISATION, TAUX DE CHARGE, ANALYSE ECONOMIQUE, BIOLOGIE DES PECHES, LARVAS DE PECES, TECNICAS DE ACUICULTURA, APLICACION DE ABONOS, CARGA GANADERA, ANALISIS ECONOMICO, BIOLOGIA PESQUERA, |
Online Access: | http://www.fao.org/docrep/003/w3595e/w3595e00.htm |
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Summary: | The manual is based on the practical experiences of the authors on the artificial reproduction and pond rearing of the African catfish Clarias gariepinus within FAO field projects in the Central African Republic, the Republic of the Congo, Kenya and Nigeria. The manual is divided into five major sections dealing with: 1) general biology, including natural feeding habits and reproduction; 2) artificial reproduction, including induced propagation without and through hormone injection; 3) fry nursing in earthen ponds, including pond preparation, fertilization, feeding and management; 4) monoculture, including feeding methods; and 5) polyculture with Tilapia. In addition, information is provided concerning the economics of different fingerling and grow-out farming practices in Africa, and concerning diseases and hybridization. |
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