Catfish aquaculture
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This article deals with the biology, broodstock management, seed production techniques and grow-out culture practices in C. macrocephalus.
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Tan-Fermin, J. D. (2003). Catfish aquaculture. SEAFDEC Asian Aquaculture , 25(4), 1-3. http://hdl.handle.net/10862/2701
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inland water environment 
; aquaculture economics ; breeding ; breeding stock ; culture tanks ; feeds ; feeding ; fish culture ; freshwater aquaculture ; Freshwater fish; growth rate ; induced ovulation ; nursery ponds ; pond culture ; rearing techniques ; sex determination ; sex hormones ; Clarias macrocephalus; Philippines; hatcheries
; aquaculture economics ; breeding ; breeding stock ; culture tanks ; feeds ; feeding ; fish culture ; freshwater aquaculture ; Freshwater fish; growth rate ; induced ovulation ; nursery ponds ; pond culture ; rearing techniques ; sex determination ; sex hormones ; Clarias macrocephalus; Philippines; hatcheries
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