Abstract

Swamp eel is one of the freshwater fish that live in the waters around the Riau Main Stadium. This research aims to understand the growth pattern, feeding habit and to determine the type of food present in the fish’s stomach. This research was carried out in September-October 2020. Sampling was conducted five times, once/week, using a fish rod and bamboo fish trap. There were 52 fishes captured (TL 291-613 mm and weight 30-132 gr). The stomach content was analyzed using a volumetric method and the Preponderance Index (PI) of each type of food was calculated. The length-weight relationship shown that the growth of female, intersex and male was negative allometric (b=2.40 in female, b=1,56 in intersex and b= 2,02 in male). Results showed that the food of M. albus in the waters around the Riau Main Stadium consists of insects (PI 49%), fish remains (PI 32%), mollusc (PI 9%), plants (PI 9%) and unidentified materials (1%). Based on data obtained, this fish categorized.

Highlights

  • Riau merupakan habitat bagi berbagai jenis organisme, seperti ikan, tumbuhan air, moluska, krustasea, dan organisme akuatik lainnya

  • Swamp eel is one of the freshwater fish that live in the waters around the Riau Main Stadium

  • The length-weight relationship shown that the growth of female, intersex and male was negative allometric (b=2.40 in female, b=1,56 in intersex and b= 2,02 in male)

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Introduction

Riau merupakan habitat bagi berbagai jenis organisme, seperti ikan, tumbuhan air, moluska, krustasea, dan organisme akuatik lainnya. Pola Pertumbuhan dan Kebiasaan Makan Belut Sawah (Monopterus albus) dari Perairan Umum Stadion Utama Riau Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pakan belut sawah di perairan sekitar Stadion Utama Riau terdiri dari serangga (PI 49%), sisa ikan (PI 32%), moluska (PI 9%), tumbuhan (PI 9%) dan bahan yang tidak teridentifikasi (1%).

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