Exploitation of seahorses by diving has been reported earlier along the Pakc Bay coast from places such as Thondi, Puthupattinam, Mullimunai and Thirupalaikudi centres (Table 1) of Tamiinadu. Owing to the high demand, the targeted fishing for seahorses expanded rapidly. Consequently, the catches also increased in 1995-1996 compared to 1993. During that period, the price of seahorses also increased by about 50 percent; accordingly the volume of trade became much higher. Consequent up on the ban by the Government of India for some of the marine finishes and their products for export, the targeted fishing has also been reduced drastically except for a minor increase in August 2002
Not AvailableDuring routine visit to the Mottaigopuram fish landing centre at Thoothukudi on 27.7.2...
Syngnathids, comprising seahorses and pipefishes form an important group among the non-food fishes...
The exploited fisheries of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry during the recent five year period 1985-'89 ...
The specific fishing of sea horse Hippocampus kuda commenced in June 1992 and continues actively alo...
During routine visit to the Mottaigopuram fish landing centre at Thoothukudi on 27.7.2015 and on 2...
Seahorses (Hippocampus spp.) are in much demand for traditional medicines and curios in dried form,...
This report documents the first seahorse trade surveys and analyses conducted by Project Seahorse in...
Captive breeding and rearing of Hippocampus kuda, onc of the most dominant species of seahorscs was ...
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora decided to imple...
Seahorses are fascinating fin fishes in the marine environment. Seahorses have been used in Traditio...
411-423Seahorse populations show social, spatial patterns in the wild and coupled with its biology ...
Bans on exploitation and trade are increasingly being used in wildlife conservation. However, their ...
Tamil Nadu is endowed with rich and varied potential for development of marine fisheries. It has a ...
The occurrence of violated shoals of Javanese cow-nose ray (Rhinoptera javanica) has been reported o...
The development of effective evidence-based management is limited by a lack of long-term records for...
Not AvailableDuring routine visit to the Mottaigopuram fish landing centre at Thoothukudi on 27.7.2...
Syngnathids, comprising seahorses and pipefishes form an important group among the non-food fishes...
The exploited fisheries of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry during the recent five year period 1985-'89 ...
The specific fishing of sea horse Hippocampus kuda commenced in June 1992 and continues actively alo...
During routine visit to the Mottaigopuram fish landing centre at Thoothukudi on 27.7.2015 and on 2...
Seahorses (Hippocampus spp.) are in much demand for traditional medicines and curios in dried form,...
This report documents the first seahorse trade surveys and analyses conducted by Project Seahorse in...
Captive breeding and rearing of Hippocampus kuda, onc of the most dominant species of seahorscs was ...
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora decided to imple...
Seahorses are fascinating fin fishes in the marine environment. Seahorses have been used in Traditio...
411-423Seahorse populations show social, spatial patterns in the wild and coupled with its biology ...
Bans on exploitation and trade are increasingly being used in wildlife conservation. However, their ...
Tamil Nadu is endowed with rich and varied potential for development of marine fisheries. It has a ...
The occurrence of violated shoals of Javanese cow-nose ray (Rhinoptera javanica) has been reported o...
The development of effective evidence-based management is limited by a lack of long-term records for...
Not AvailableDuring routine visit to the Mottaigopuram fish landing centre at Thoothukudi on 27.7.2...
Syngnathids, comprising seahorses and pipefishes form an important group among the non-food fishes...
The exploited fisheries of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry during the recent five year period 1985-'89 ...