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Family Chanidae
Chiefly marine and brackish; occasionally freshwater. Distribution: Indian and tropical Pacific Oceans. Body fusiform and compressed. Mouth terminal. Upper jaw nonprotrusible. Scales cycloid. Pelvic fin with 11 or 12 rays. Dorsal fin with 13-17 rays. Anal fin with 9-11 rays. [eng] |
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Species Summary for Chanos chanos - Milkfish
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Milkfish Chanos chanos
Milkfish are an important species for aquaculture in some areas of the Far East. the fish are captured from the wild as fry and transferred into brackish water ponds or enclosures (tambaks). A plankton feeder, the diet of the milkfish is either supplied wholly by natural productivity or is fed wet particulate diets. Recently, due to declines in the availability of wild stocks due to over fishing, hatcheries have developed and are now beginning to produce large numbers of fry. [eng] |
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InterNevod: Ханосовые (Chanidae)
Ханосовые, или "молочные рыбы", имеют тело сельдеобразной формы, покрытое мелкой чешуей. Сейчас живет только один вид - ханос (Chanos chanos), распространенный в тропических и субтропических водах Тихого и Индийского океанов, от Красного моря и Восточной Африки на запад до Калифорнии и Мексики. [rus] |
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Chanidae
Images. [eng] |
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Energiehaushalt beim Milchfisch (Chanos chanos F.)
Auf den Philippinen gehцrt der Milchfisch (Chanos chanos Forsskal) zu den Hauptwirtschaftsfischen in der Teichwirtschaft. Um bei limitierten Teichproduktionsflдchen eine kontinuierliche Versorgung der wachsenden Bevцlkerung mit Milchfisch zu gewдhrleisten, ist eine Produktionsintensivierung unerlдЯlich. [deu] |
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Chanidae
The Family Chanidae contains these Genera: Chanos. [eng] |
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Nonindigenous fishes - Chanidae
The milkfish, Chanos chanos, is the only species of this tropical Indo-Pacific family. It occurs near continental shelves and around oceanic islands and has a long history in southeast Asia as an important food fish and as a fish used in aquaculture (Bagarinao 1994; Nelson 1994). Milkfish grow to over 1 m and adults feed primarily on algae (Nelson 1994). [eng] |
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