Fecundity Variations Of Indian Major Carps Catla Ctla, Labeo Rohita And Cirrhinus Mrigala In Different Waters- A Research Analysis
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Fecundity, Catla Catla, Labeo Rohita, Cirrhinus Mrigala, Indian major carps, Different watersAbstract
Research on the fecundity variations of Catla Catla , Labeo Rohita and Cirrhinus Mrigala in different waters is crucial for understanding their reproductive biology and optimizing aqua culture practices. The paper focussed on the growth variations of eggs in different waters like canal water, Bore well Water and mixed water. Fecundity is defined as the capacity of an individual fish to produce ripe eggs in one spawning season. The appropriateness of any fish species for successful culture and seed production depends upon proper growth reproduction and it also needs strong management. The present study was conducted to investigate the fecundity (Egg laying capacity) of an Indian Major Carp, Female brood fishes were identified and collected from Government Fisheries department. Fishes were dissected out and fecundity was estimated by using standard technique and formula. The absolute fecundity was also determined of the selected fishes. Present study was conducted in three different waters like canal water, bore water and mixed water to analyze the status of and importance of three major carps Cirrihinus Mrigala, Labeo Rohita and Catla Catla.
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