OPEN WATER FISHERIES SPECIES

OPEN WATER FISHERIES SPECIES


1. Climbing perches : Anabas testudineus
2. Eels : Anguilla spp
3. Asian redtail catfish : Mystus nemurus
4. Catfish : Mystus nigriceps
5. Three spot gourami : Trichogaster trichopterus
6. Snakeskin gourami : Trichogaster pectoralis
7. Snakehead murrel : Channa striata
8. Giant snakehead : Channa micropeltes
9. Mozambique tilapia : Oreochromis mossambicus
10. Nile tilapia : Oreochromis niloticus
11. Walking catfish : Clarias batrachus
12. Clown loach : Botia macracanthus
13. Sucker barb : Barbichthys laevis
14. Spotted barb : Puntius binotatus
15. Hampala barb : Hampala macrolepidota
16. Mud barb : Leptobarbus hoevenii
17. Grass carp : Ctenopharyngodon idellus
18. Glass fish : Parachela oxygastroides
19. Signal barb : Labiobarbus festivus
20. Common carp : Cyprinus carpio
21. Silver sharkminnow : Osteochilus hasseltii
22. Silver rasbora : Rasbora argyrotaenia
23. Tinfoil barb : Barbodes schwanenfeldii
24. River carp : Tor douronensis
25. Beardless barb : Cyclocheilichthys apogon
26. Java carp, java barb : Barbodes gonionotus
27. Marble goby : Oxyeleotris marmorata
28. Kissing gouramis : Helostoma temmincki
29. Featherbacks : Chitala lopis
30. Giant gouramis : Osphronemus goramy
31. Asian bonytongue : Scleropages formosus
32. Cat fishes : Pangasius djambal
33. Mud perches : Pristolepis fasciata
34. Catfish : Kryptopterus apogon
35. Butter catfish : Ompok bimaculatus

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