The mud crab, Scylla tranquebarica was cultured in an earthen pond of 0.125 ha in the Karapad hatchery of Tuticorin Centre of CMFRI. They were fed on chicken waste and trash fish and harvested after 273 days of culture. Sampling of crabs was carried out every month by noting their carapace width and weight. The results show an increase in average weight from 133g at stocking to 428.5g after 275 days, with a survival of 23.8%. Low survival was mainly due to poaching as well as cannibalism. The hydrographical parameters during the period was monitored
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Eight species of spiny lobsters, six shallow water and two deep sea species and two slipper or sand ...
Results of the experimental fattening of postmoult soft crabs ('Water crabs') o/Scylla oceanica (Da...
In India, crabs are landed as by-catch during commercial fishing operations and used mainly for dom...
The present paper comprises the results obtained in the experimental culture of the mud crab Scylla ...
Culture practices along the Karnataka coastal zone are restricted to only shrimp farming. Apart from...
Among Portunid crabs, Scylla species are commercially important in aquaculture, capture fisheries a...
Among the commercially important brachyuran crabs, the species of the genus Scylla, which are comm...
Commercial scale mud crab culture is fast developing in the coastal ponds of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil...
A 10-weeks culture trial of mud crab, Scylla serrata in brackish water earthen pond was conducted in...
A culture experiment of mud crab for 84 days was conducted in earthen pond at Brackishwater Station,...
The mean weight percentage survival, relative growth increment, net production and feed conversion v...
The mud crab Scylla serrata Is the largest among edible crabs of India. Constituting a traditional f...
The green crab Scylla serrata is commercially the most valuable in India, with great potentialities ...
Male and female Scylla serrata juvenile crabs were stocked separately in cement ponds (14 x 8 x 0.8 ...
The portunid crab Scylla oceanica ts preferred as a candidate for farming and fattening by virtue o...
Eight species of spiny lobsters, six shallow water and two deep sea species and two slipper or sand ...
Results of the experimental fattening of postmoult soft crabs ('Water crabs') o/Scylla oceanica (Da...
In India, crabs are landed as by-catch during commercial fishing operations and used mainly for dom...
The present paper comprises the results obtained in the experimental culture of the mud crab Scylla ...
Culture practices along the Karnataka coastal zone are restricted to only shrimp farming. Apart from...
Among Portunid crabs, Scylla species are commercially important in aquaculture, capture fisheries a...
Among the commercially important brachyuran crabs, the species of the genus Scylla, which are comm...
Commercial scale mud crab culture is fast developing in the coastal ponds of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil...
A 10-weeks culture trial of mud crab, Scylla serrata in brackish water earthen pond was conducted in...
A culture experiment of mud crab for 84 days was conducted in earthen pond at Brackishwater Station,...
The mean weight percentage survival, relative growth increment, net production and feed conversion v...
The mud crab Scylla serrata Is the largest among edible crabs of India. Constituting a traditional f...
The green crab Scylla serrata is commercially the most valuable in India, with great potentialities ...
Male and female Scylla serrata juvenile crabs were stocked separately in cement ponds (14 x 8 x 0.8 ...
The portunid crab Scylla oceanica ts preferred as a candidate for farming and fattening by virtue o...
Eight species of spiny lobsters, six shallow water and two deep sea species and two slipper or sand ...
Results of the experimental fattening of postmoult soft crabs ('Water crabs') o/Scylla oceanica (Da...