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Highlights

  • Understanding the utilization pattern of aquatic resources is an important area of research in fish culture

  • High growth potential and compatibility coupled with high consumer preference, have established rohu as one of the most popular and delicious freshwater fish cultured in India, Bangladesh and other adjacent countries in the region

  • Study on food selection and feeding relationship of L. rohita polycultured with C. catla and C. mrigala suggested it as zooplankton feeder in fingerling and phytoplankton feeder in adult stage [14]

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Understanding the utilization pattern of aquatic resources is an important area of research in fish culture. Labeo rohita (rohu) is one of the most important Indian major carps (IMC) in carp polyculture practice. This IndoGangetic riverine species is distributed throughout South Asia, South-East Asia, Sri Lanka, the former USSR, Japan, China, Philippines, Malaysia, Nepal and some countries of Africa. High growth potential and compatibility coupled with high consumer preference, have established rohu as one of the most popular and delicious freshwater fish cultured in India, Bangladesh and other adjacent countries in the region. It serves as an important nutritional source of protein and n-3 PUFA fatty acids [2]. It acts as a source of Calcium and Vitamin-A [4]

FOOD AND FEEDING HABIT OF ROHU
PATTERN OF FEED SELECTIVITY
OPTIMIZATION OF FEEDING OF ROHU ON NATURAL RESOURCES
CONCLUSION
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