freshwater conducting type

freshwater conducting type

fish conducting in water is activity look after, enlarging and or fish breeding in a[n place of in the form of pool farm, rice field or place of certain by using freshwater media and also harvest its result


Giant freshwater prawn
Macrobracium rosenbergii
Description
Ordo : Crustacea
Famili : Palaemonidae
Genus : Panaeus
Feature : hard and Thick husk, [do] not lapped over like pass. [both/ second] Pleura closing over from third and first pleura. horn of rhino ( long rostrum) and its back part arch to to the is, jagged.


Tilapia
Tilapia Mossambica (Peters)
Description
Ordo : Pecomorphi
Famili : Ciclidae
Genus : Tilapia
Feature : Roundish body [of] length and attenuate. head to the is convex [of] snout rather circular is, pepper and salt [of] chocolate or depended black [of] situation of environment. Chest fin and fin stomach of black chromatic while back fin and rust colored tail.



Nile Tilapia
Tilapia nilotica (Linn.)
Description
Ordo : Pecomorphi
Famili : Ciclidae
Genus : Tilapia
Feature : Flank line divided two tabletop and with scales amount to 22 underside and 15. [At] body there are vertical lines, also [at] back fins and anus.




Freshwater pershes
Pristolepis fasciatus (Blkr)
Description
Ordo : Pecomorphi
Famili : Nandidae
Genus : Pristolepis
Feature : flimsy physique. Flank line dissociated by 4 1 / 2 of scales intermediate [of] back fin. stomach fin until anus.


Gourami
Osphronemus goramy (Lac)
Description
Ordo : Periformes
Famili : Osphronemidae
Genus : Osphronemus
Feature : longish physique attenuate aside and is high. Owning big enough scales. Upper body [of] chromatic rather black white chromatic underside and greenness. Small mouth, first radius of weak stomach fin represent long yarn.



Common crap
Cyprinus carpio
Description
Ordo : Ostariophysi
Famili : Cyprinidae
Genus : Cyprinus
Feature : Longish physique and rather flat, soft lip able to be peeped out.



Nilem carp
Osteochilus hasselti
Description
Ordo : Ostariophysi
Famili : Cyprinidae
Genus : Osteochilus
Feature : flat and Longish physique, eye situation rather to to the and snout is not holey.



Puntius/ Java corp
Puntius javanicus
Description
Ordo : Ostariophysi
Famili : Cyprinidae
Genus : Puntius
Feature : flat and Longish physique, with high back. Small mouth lay in tip of nose. Short feeler;complaint.


Catfish
Pangasius sp.
Description
Ordo : Ostariophysi
Famili : Pangasidae
Genus : Pangasius
Feature : flat and roundish Longish physique to back, slippery body is not scaly and have two feeler;complaint tide.


Carp
Hampala macrolepidota
Description
Ordo : Ostariophysi
Famili : Cyprinidae
Genus : Hampala
Feature : Long physique and rather flat, part of back rather high and wide mouth.


Catfish
Clarias batrachus
Description
Ordo : Ostariophysi
Famili : Clariidae
Genus : Clarias
Feature : Longish physique and slippery husk is not scaly, covered with low head [of] bone plate and have feeler;complaint four.



Freshwater eels
Anguilla bicolor
Description
Ordo : Apodes
Famili : Anguillidae
Genus : Anguilla
Feature : long and Circular body, muccous, is not scaly. Situation start of back fin before anus. Long [of] head 8-12 times eye. dark Chromatic body and [do] not spot , and part of stomach more fair.



Spotted gouramy
Trichogaster pectoralis
Description
Ordo : Labyrinthici
Famili : Anabantidae
Genus : Trichogaster
Feature : Long physique and very flat and situation start of back fin above weak anus fin.


Kissing gourami
Helostoma temincki
Description
Ordo : Labyrinthici
Famili : Anabantidae
Genus : Helostoma
Feature : Ellipse physique, flat aside, Small mouth with flimsy lip, can be peeped out on the surface of.



Freshwater eel
Fluta alba
Description
Ordo : Synbranchoidae
Famili : Synbranchidae
Genus : Fluta
Feature : domed and Long physique like snake, is not scaly, [do] not have chest fin, back fin and anus fin. Anus fin and back fin represent to emerge husk which [do] not have radius.

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