Ideal for farming in all aquatic habitats
The Baramundi or Asian Seabass is a suitable species for aquaculture in fresh/brackish/saline waters
Aqua- Business options of seabass
MPEDA-RGCA standardized the seed production and grow-out farming technology of Asian Seabass at its hatchery facility at Thoduvai and Aquaculture Demonstration farm at Karaikkal respectively.
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