Menternak ikan siakap
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Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to provide information on how to raise sea bass (Lates calcarifer) in ponds and cages as has been done in Thailand. This includes all technical aspects such as site selection, seed collection, pond management, harvesting methods and so on.
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Kertas ini merupakan terjemahan Bahasa Malaysia daripada Risalah SAFIS No. 11 yang mana merupakan terjemahan Bahasa Inggeris daripada risalah maklumat dan penerbitan Thai yang bertajuk, "Karn Liang Pla Kaphong Khao", terbitan Unit Maklumat dan Penerbitan, Cawangan Pemeliharaan Perikanan dan Pengembangan, Jabatan Perikanan, Thailand. Terjemahan ini disediakan oleh En. Nik Ab. Wahab bin Mat Diah daripada Bahagian Perikanan, Kementerian Pertanian, Malaysia dan disunting oleh Sekretariat SEAFDEC.
Tujuan kertas ini ialah untuk memberi penerangan tentang cara menternak ikan siakap (Lates calcarifer) didalam kolam dan juga sangkar seperti yang telah di jalankan di Negeri Thai. Ini meliputi semua aspek teknikal seperti pemilihan tapak, pendidiran benih, pengurusan kolam dan sangkar, cara memungut hasil dan sebagainya.
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Information and Publication Unit, Fishery Conservation and Extension Division, Department of Fisheries, Thailand. (1986). Menternak ikan siakap (N. Ab. W. bin M. Diah, Trans.). Bangkok, Thailand: Secretariat, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center.
Subject
sea bass culture 
; fish culture ; site selection ; fry ; seed collection ; transport ; nursery ponds ; brackishwater aquaculture ; pond culture ; feeding ; cage culture ; yields ; mortality causes ; stocking density ; live feeds ; water quality ; manuals ; aquaculture ; Lates calcarifer; Sea bass; Thailand
; fish culture ; site selection ; fry ; seed collection ; transport ; nursery ponds ; brackishwater aquaculture ; pond culture ; feeding ; cage culture ; yields ; mortality causes ; stocking density ; live feeds ; water quality ; manuals ; aquaculture ; Lates calcarifer; Sea bass; Thailand
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