Credit: Hussein Ali Mohammed Alshihi (Oman) One of the photos show a group of fishermen who are handling their catch of anchovies which was caught in the sea and then after pulled close to the shore using special gillnets. The caught anchovies are sun-dried and marketed as dried anchovies where the price of the 4-kg dried …
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Mar 22 2014
Culture of Indian white shrimp, Penaeus indicus in Egypt: Grow-out/sampling (5 out of 6) -in Arabic
Credit for the photos and information providing: Sherif Sadek and Mohamed Sabry (ACO)- Egypt Reporting: Abdel Rahman El Gamal تعبر الصور المرفقة عن إجراء العينات خلال فترة التربية فى أحواض التربية والتى توجد تحديدا فى مزرعة جمبرى تقع فى منطقة المثلث على طريق بورسعيد – دمياط فى مصر. طوال فترة التربية، تؤخذ العينات مرة كل أسبوعين …
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Mar 20 2014
Culture of Indian white shrimp, Penaeus indicus in Egypt: Grow-out/sampling (5 out of 6)
Credit for the photos and information providing: Sherif Sadek and Mohamed Sabry (ACO)- Egypt Reporting: Abdel Rahman El Gamal The photos are related to the shrimp sampling during the grow-out in shrimp ponds in this particular shrimp farm located along Port Said-Damietta road, Egypt. Shrimp are sampled biweekly for key purposes including the assessment of growth rate, …
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Mar 20 2014
Culture of Indian white shrimp, Penaeus indicus in Egypt: Grow-out/feeding (4 out of 6)
Credit for the photos and information providing: Sherif Sadek and Mohamed Sabry (ACO)- Egypt Reporting: Abdel Rahman El Gamal Because the specialized shrimp feed is expensive especially when the feed used is imported, efforts are spent to minimize the feed waste caused by overfeeding and in the same time provide the proper quantity of feed for best …
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Mar 19 2014
Clownfish, Amphiprion sp. (Biology – Clownfish and anemone – changing sex) – Video
This video was filmed in Alexandria marine aquarium (National Institute of Oceanography and Fishery), Egypt Clownfish includes a group of species that belongs to the family Pomacentridae. These species whether caught from the wild or bred in captivity make up about 40% of the global marine ornamental trade. They are about 30 known species which …
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Mar 17 2014
Culture of Indian white shrimp in Egypt – Stocking in grow-out ponds (3 out of 6)
Credit for the photos and information providing: Sherif Sadek and Mohamed Sabry (ACO)- Egypt Reporting: Abdel Rahman El Gamal The two photos address the stocking of nursed juveniles of about 1-g and plus of average size into an earthen pond which was prepared and cleared of unwanted fish and crabs. Grow-out ponds are well screened …
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Mar 17 2014
Spotted Scorpionfishes, Scorpaena plumieri (biology – camouflage – venom)
The photos were taken by Glenda Vélez Calabria at in mundo marino and te mostramos lo que pasa en el fondo, Colombia Scientific review: Abdel Rahman El Gamal General: The spotted scorpionfish, Scorpaena plumieri is also known as the pacific spotted scorpionfish, stone scorpionfish, stinging groupers, and spotted stone scorpionfish. The species is used as an aquarium fish and they are also …
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Mar 16 2014
Culture of Indian white shrimp in Egypt: Nursing of post larvae (2 out of 6)
Credit: Sherif Sadek and Mohamed Sabry (ACO), Egypt Reporting: Abdel Rahman El Gamal The post larvae (PL) of the Indian white prawn (Penaeus indicus) upon purchasing from shrimp hatcheries are typically PL-15. Shrimp farms which have nursing facilities such as this farm receive the PL-15 shrimp for nursing in such polyethylene lined facility as shown …
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