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ikan sebarau

nua82 — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 02:09:53 +0000

Family	Cyprinidae
Local Name	Sebarau
English Name	Carp
Scientific Name	Hampala macrolepidota
Size	Average size 10 – 20 centimetres and can grow to more than 40.0 centimetres in length and weighs about than 5 kg.
Morphology	Presence of a black diamond-shaped band running vertically from the dorsal fin downwards to the belly, but disappears when the fish is more than 1.0 kg. The dorsal fin and the caudal fin lobes have also black stripes and this remains until adult, but is less conspicious. Body silverish grey in colour.
Biology	The fish spawn in the upstreams of the rivers. The youngs then either dominate the rivers or move into the lake. It is known that tourists have been able to catch snapshots of the fish climbing the rapids to go to their spawning ground. Diet consists of fish, shrimps and insects.
Distribution	Mostly confined to the rivers but is also present in the lake.
Economic Importance	Readily accepted by locals as a food fish. Market price is about RM7.00/ kg.

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ikan kelah

nua82 — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 01:48:36 +0000


Family	Cyprinidae
Local Name	Kelah
English Name	Malaysian Mahseer
Scientific Name	Tor tambroides
Size	Average size 10 – 30 centimetres and weighs about 1 – 2kg. Can grow to more than 7.0 kg and more than 50 cm in length though this size is very rarely caught
Morphology	Large scales present on the body. Colour yellowish with gold tinge. Present one pair of barbels at both ends of the mouth.
Biology	Known to spawn in the upper parts of the river systems. Being an omnivore, the diet mainly consists of fruits that fall into the river. They like to play against rapids. The spawners spawn in the rivers where are rapids. Eggs are deposited on rock or small stones where the water is calm so that the eggs are not washed away. Once hatched, the youngs will remain and eat on algae growing on rocks.
Distribution	Known to be found in Sungai Pertam, Sungai Terengganu Mati, Sungai Cicir, Sungai Perapik, Sungai Kerbat, Sungai Chendana, Sungai Chaching and the National Park area where the water is clear
Economic Importance	Highly priced fish. Market price ranges from RM18.00.00 to RM25.00/kg. Has potential for aquaculture especially in net cage culture in reservoirs where the water is clear

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ikan baung

nua82 — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 01:15:51 +0000

Family	Bagridae
Local Name	Baung
English Name	Catfish
Scientific Name	Mystus sp.
Species	There are three species. Baung Kunyit (Mystus wyckii) the largest species but rarely found, Baung Sungai (M. nemurus) medium size and most commonly found, and Baung Akar (M. cavasius) the smallest species is rarely found.
Size	Size of Baung Sungai between 10 – 25 centimetres and weighs 200 g to 1 kg. Baung Kunyit can reach a length of 65.0 cm and weighs over 7.00 kg.
Morphology	Presence of 4 pairs of barbels on the head, dorsal and pectoral spines. Baung Sungai, dark in colour, Baung Kunyit, yellowish, and Baung Akar brownish.
Biology	Diet consists of fish, shrimps and insects
Distribution	Confined to rivers and areas near the river mouth and also the littoral area
Economic Importance	One of the dominant species landed by fishermen. Market price is between RM6.00 to RM8.00. Has potential in aquaculture especially in pond and cage culture

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Ambik Ikan Besar Je

nua82 — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:31:28 +0000

KAKI pancing wajar mengetahui etika memancing. Misalnya, pemancing hanya perlu mengambil hasil tangkapan yang besar dan diperlukan saja manakala ikan kecil dan tidak diperlukan dilepaskan semula, terutama bagi spesies ikan yang hampir pupus.

Amalan ini bukan sahaja dapat mengekalkan spesies ikan tertentu pada masa depan malah bersesuaian dengan petua orang tua. Selain tidak bertindak kejam ia juga dikatakan akan membolehkan kita mendapat tangkapan yang banyak dan besar. Menurut Rahmat Mohd Nazim, 36, dari Pekan, Pahang, ada orang tua berpesan jika pemancing dapat ikan kecil, kita perlu lepaskan semula. Jangan dianiaya. “Untuk mendapat ikan yang banyak, kita boleh minta anak ikan berkenaan memanggil ikan yang lebih besar untuk tangkapan kita. Kemudian kita bebaskan ikan itu ke laut. Insya-Allah jika ada rezeki kita akan dapat tangkapan lebih besar,” katanya ketika mengunjungi Balai Joran, baru-baru ini. Menurut Rahmat, ramai yang mengamalkan petua itu pernah mendapat tangkapan lumayan. Walaupun petua ini tidak semestinya menjadi kenyataan, namun yang penting amalan ini menjadikan pemancing lebih beretika.

Sumber: Utusan Malaysia