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Role of optimal formulated feeds for efficient larval development in L. vannamei
and Article on Sustainable seed production technology of the brackishwater
catfish, mystus gulio and Article on Legally permitted and banned drugs for
aquaculture and Repoprt onAISHA organises webinar on: Shrimp breeding –
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ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS

 

 * Role of optimal formulated feeds for efficient larval development in L.
   vannamei
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 * Sustainable seed production technology of the brackishwater catfish, mystus
   gulio
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 * Legally permitted and banned drugs for aquaculture
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 * AISHA organises webinar on: Shrimp breeding – strategies for success
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 * L. vannamei Broodstock Imports
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 * Dr. Cheran’s Column - Monthly Feature -Shrimp Aquaculture - Industry Review
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 * Ornamental Fish – Monthly Feature -Otocinclus
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 * Journey from Zhinga to Zhingalala -The story of a young man’s pursuit in
   achieving his dreams
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LEAD ARTICLES OF CURRENT ISSUE


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SUSTAINABLE SEED PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY OF THE BRACKISHWATER CATFISH, MYSTUS
GULIO

The long whiskers catfish, Mystus gulio (Hamilton, 1822), belonging to the
family Bagridae, is a euryhaline fish, that is commonly called as “nona tengra”
in Bengali (Fig 1.) M. gulio is a commercially important estuarine catfish of
Sunderban delta of Bangladesh and India. It also has a decent market value in
the states of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. It is a small indigenous fish species
(SIS), having high nutritional value. The domestic market price of M. gulio
ranges from Rs. 200 – 700/Kg. Its important attributes such as high nutritional
value, consumer demand, high market price, hardy nature and faster growth make
this species a desirable candidate species for aquaculture in Southeast Asia.
Due to its euryhaline nature, this fish can be bred and farmed both in
freshwater as well as brackishwater environments. In addition to being suitable
for co-culture along with other brackishwater fishes in the paddy fields and
bheris of the Sunderban, Mystus gulio can also be farmed at high densities in
cage and Recirculatory Aquaculture System (RAS). Expansion of farming of this
species is hindered mainly because of the unavailability of hatchery produced
seeds in sufficient quantities for farming. It was in these circumstances that
the Kakdwip Research Centre of ICAR - Central Institute of Brackishwater
Aquaculture, West Bengal, India developed and popularized a cost effective,
farmer-friendly seed production and farming technology of M.
gulio................................ Read this story to know more.

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Aquaculture Spectrum
ROLE OF OPTIMAL FORMULATED FEEDS FOR EFFICIENT LARVAL DEVELOPMENT IN L. VANNAMEI

The Pacific white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei is native of the eastern Pacific
Ocean and is distributed along the Latin American coast stretching from the
south of Peru to the north of Mexico. This species was introduced commercially
into China and Taiwan in 1996 and other Asian countries commenced farming of
this species in early 2000. Since then, L. vannamei became one of the important
penaeid species farmed worldwide. Like in any husbandry practice, stocking of
healthy and quality seeds is one of the main drivers that ensures the success
and profitability of a shrimp farming crop. Therefore, good practices in feeding
and management of shrimp larvae are essential in ensuring optimum health,
welfare, and growth of farmed shrimp................................ Read this
story to know more.....

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SUSTAINABLE SEED PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY OF THE BRACKISHWATER CATFISH, MYSTUS
GULIO

The long whiskers catfish, Mystus gulio (Hamilton, 1822), belonging to the
family Bagridae, is a euryhaline fish, that is commonly called as “nona tengra”
in Bengali (Fig 1.) M. gulio is a commercially important estuarine catfish of
Sunderban delta of Bangladesh and India. It also has a decent market value in
the states of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. It is a small indigenous fish species
(SIS), having high nutritional value. The domestic market price of M. gulio
ranges from Rs. 200 – 700/Kg. Its important attributes such as high nutritional
value, consumer demand, high market price, hardy nature and faster growth make
this species a desirable candidate species for aquaculture in Southeast Asia.
Due to its euryhaline nature, this fish can be bred and farmed both in
freshwater as well as brackishwater environments. In addition to being suitable
for co-culture along with other brackishwater fishes in the paddy fields and
bheris of the Sunderban, Mystus gulio can also be farmed at high densities in
cage and Recirculatory Aquaculture System (RAS). Expansion of farming of this
species is hindered mainly because of the unavailability of hatchery produced
seeds in sufficient quantities for farming. It was in these circumstances that
the Kakdwip Research Centre of ICAR - Central Institute of Brackishwater
Aquaculture, West Bengal, India developed and popularized a cost effective,
farmer-friendly seed production and farming technology of M.
gulio................................ Read this story to know more.. To read
full article Subscribe too

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ROLE OF OPTIMAL FORMULATED FEEDS FOR EFFICIENT LARVAL DEVELOPMENT IN L. VANNAMEI

The Pacific white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei is native of the eastern Pacific
Ocean and is distributed along the Latin American coast stretching from the
south of Peru to the north of Mexico. This species was introduced commercially
into China and Taiwan in 1996 and other Asian countries commenced farming of
this species in early 2000. Since then, L. vannamei became one of the important
penaeid species farmed worldwide. Like in any husbandry practice, stocking of
healthy and quality seeds is one of the main drivers that ensures the success
and profitability of a shrimp farming crop. Therefore, good practices in feeding
and management of shrimp larvae are essential in ensuring optimum health,
welfare, and growth of farmed shrimp................................ Read this
story to know more...... To read full article Subscribe too

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OTOCINCLUS - THE ALGAE CLEANERS

Popularly known as Dwarf suckers or Otos, Otocinclus is a genus of catfish that
are considered as the algae cleaners of an aquaria. The name Otocinclus is
derived from the Greek word ‘oto’(ear) and Latin ‘cinclus’ (lattice work), that
refers to the perforated post-temporal bone, reminiscent of an eardrum. They are
characterized by rows of armour plating across the body, as well as the
underslung suckermouth...... Read on to know more...... . To read full article
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Otocinclus - The algae cleaners

Popularly known as Dwarf suckers or Otos, Otocinclus is a genus of catfish that
are considered as the algae cleaners of an aquaria. The name Otocinclus is
derived from the Greek word ‘oto’(ear) and Latin ‘cinclus’ (lattice work), that
refers to the perforated post-temporal bone, reminiscent of an eardrum. They are
characterized by rows of armour plating across the body, as well as the
underslung suckermouth...... Read on to know more......

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ABOUT US

Looking for a holistic Aquaculture Magazine? You have hit the right one! -
The Aquaculture Spectrum. This India based magazine that is being launched from
the aquaculture hub of the country provides you, the broadest outlook on the
aquaculture sector in India as well as across the globe. The magazine gives you
a spectrum of information related to the aquaculture industry as well as the
commercially oriented aquaculture research.

 
Aquaculture Spectrum strives to publish disciplinary and interdisciplinary
reports, popular and scientific articles on applied field oriented aquaculture,
which is vital for the sustainability of the industry. The focus of the magazine
is to create opportunities for the sector to harness the available research
resources of the country for the benefit of the industry. It also aims to come
up with harmonized strategies and concrete actions to address the issues that
the sector encounters. 
 
The magazine intends to provide  free exchange of industry news,  back and forth
between the sector to the ‘informed readers and generalists and offers an 
up-to-date and comprehensive information through its attractive content
features, such as  the Entrepreneur’s Talk, Health-watch, Research News,
Freshwater fish farming, etc.
 
AQUACULTURE SPECTRUM FEATURES
 
 * • Industry News
 * • State-wise sector updates
 * • Entrepreneur’s talk
 * • Cover stories on new technologies and innovations
 * • Research contributions
 * • Farming scenario
 * • Disease watch
 * • Farm gate prices of various farmed species
 * • Aqua events

 
Aquaculture Spectrum and its editions in different languages offers a perfect
media for information transfer on the current issues and trends that affect the
industry. It intends to demonstrate the commitment towards sustainable
responsible aquaculture through informatory and learning resources fetched from
on-site and real field events. The magazine is the outcome of a maiden effort by
a young team of experienced aquaculturists who have rich practical experience
both from the industry and as well as from reputed Government aquaculture
research organisations.
 
Featured in simple and lucid language, Aquaculture spectrum and its Telugu
version, Jala Sedhyam helps the reader to hone his knowledge on aquaculture and
be successful in aquaculture entrepreneurship. The magazine welcomes
contributions relevant to the aquaculture sector and participants from the
industry and research are especially encouraged to contribute.
 
Aquaculture Spectrum is a product of the aquaculture firm, the “Aquaculture
Outlook”, based at Chennai having its registered office at Injambakkam. Apart
from publishing, this partnership firm envisages to provide a suite of services
to the aquaculture sector that includes aquaculture consultancy services,
training packages, placement assistance etc.
 

 

THE TEAM



 

The firm is headed by Jaideep Kumar, a post graduate in Mariculture from the
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Cochin. Prior to initiating this
venture, he had served in the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Aquaculture, the R & D arm
of the Marine Products Export Development Authority for over 7 years initially
as a coordinator for all RGCA programmes and subsequently as the Dy. Project
Director and Project Director In-charge. He has also served in the Aquaculture
sector in India in various capacities and had been a leading Aquaculture
production consultant in Andhra Pradesh for close to a decade. He has authored
(co-authored) several scientific publications, popular articles, edited books
and publications. He had also been the editor of the popular RGCA Newsletter
during his stint with RGCA.

 
 

P.E. Cheran, another spearhead of this Group is a Doctor in Philosophy from the
Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai. For close to three
decades, Dr. Cheran has served in various capacities in the Aquaculture sector
in India and is presently a consultant to a few corporate companies where he is
involved in product testing, training technical manpower, conducting farmer
meetings etc., for them. He has also presented guest lectures and conducted
special sessions on Shrimp Aquaculture for KUFOS, Cochin, Coimbatore Agriculture
University; MANAGE, Hyderabad; CIBA, Chennai; and CIFE, Mumbai. He has won the
Best Technical Service Provider Award 2015 honoured by the Aqua International
Magazine, Hyderabad and the Bharat Gaurav Award 2016 by International Business
Council, New Delhi for his services to the shrimp farmers.
 
 

Edwin Joseph, another key member of this group is a former Officer-in-Charge of
Library and Documentation Centre, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute,
Kochi. He was responsible for the development of a modern State-of-the-Art
Library and an Open Access Institutional Repository, eprints@cmfri for the
publications of CMFRI, which has now become the model that several other
libraries in the country have replicated. Awarded the first J.V.H. Dixitulu
National Award for outstanding work on Fisheries communication during 2011,
nominated by FAO as a resource person for the training workshop for online
journal system conducted at Bangkok, during 2013, and invited by UNESCO as a
resource person for the seminar on Open Access for scientific information at New
Delhi during 2011, Mr. Edwin was the Editor for CMFRI newsletter from 2010-2014,
Sub – Editor of Indian Journal of Fisheries from 2007-2013, the Sub – Editor of
Marine Fisheries Information Service from 2007-2013 and Associate Editor of
Seaweed Research and Utilization Journal from 1995 till date.
 
 
 
 

Ms. Supraba V., a Mariculturist by profession, passed out from CMFRI (Central
Marine Fisheries Research Institute) in 1991. After a brief stint at Aquastride
and MPEDA   (Marine Products Export Development Authority), she served in
TASPARC (The Andhra Pradesh Shrimp Seed Production and Research Centre) for a
span of 13 years and   was mainly attached to Algal division. Ms. Supraba
subsequently worked as a Research Associate in the Central Marine Fisheries
Research Institute, Mangalore in projects on National Innovations in Climate
Resilient Agriculture and for a project of the Mangalore Refineries. She has
currently submitted her doctoral thesis and is awaiting awarding of her PhD
degree. At Aquaculture Outlook, Ms. Supraba holds charge for the collection and
compilation of Articles for the magazine Aquaculture Spectrum.
 
 
 
The other core members of this group are Mr. P.P. Sutheendran, Mr. L.
Sivaramakrishna, Mr. J. Singaravelan, Mr. P. S. Krishna, and Mr. R. Kamal
Raj, all associated with the Aquaculture sector for several years.
 
 
 
The Advisory Committee for the magazine comprises of legends and stalwarts of
the Aquaculture Industry in the country. Dr. E.G. Silas, former Director CMFRI
and former Vice Chancellor, Kerala Agriculture University heads the committee
that includes Dr. T. C. Santiago (Retd. Principal Scientist CIBA), Dr. Y.C.
Thampi Sam Raj (former Project Director, RGCA), Dr. V.K. Dey (Senior consultant,
Bay Harvest International), Dr. V.S. Chandrashekaran (Retd. Principal Scientist
CIBA), Dr. R. Kirubagaran (Group Head, Marine Biotechnology Division, NIOT), Dr.
P.E. Vijay Anand (Director, India – Feed/Meal Program, USSEC), Dr. Haribabu
(Principal, College of Fisheries Science, Muthukur), Mr. D. Ramraj (MD,
Padmanabha Labs and Hibreeds Aquatics), Mr. Madhusudhan Reddy (Director, Bay Fry
Aquatics), Mr. Ravikumar Yellanki (Managing Director, Vaisakhi Bio-Marine (P)
Ltd., Vaisakhi Bio-resources (P) Ltd.,), Mr. Apuchand Eluri (Leading Aquaculture
consultant) and Mr. C. M. Muralidheeran (Fisheries project consultant to FAO and
other development agencies).
 
 
OUR CORE VALUES
 
 * • Showcasing the country’s progress in the aquaculture sector and projecting
   it to the world
   
   
 * • Providing actual/right information on happenings in the sector
   
   
 * • Familiarizing the farming sector with schemes and procedures of Govt.
   Financial institutions for effective utilization 
   
   
 * • Linking the industry with the scientific community and facilitating
   collaborative effort to sustain it
   
   
 * • Striving to be the forum for free exchange of ideas and meet the
   information needs of each and every reader 

 

WHY SHOULD YOU READ AQUACULTURE SPECTRUM?
 
 * • To keep abreast the latest developments, trends and current issues in the
   sector, in the comfort of your home or work place and escalate your knowledge
   and business to further heights
   
   
 * • The crew behind the magazine, being delved in the industry and seasoned
   with experience understands the information needs of the sector and would
   present it every month in an impartial and professional manner.

 
TO WHOM IS THIS MAGAZINE INTENDED FOR?
 
 * • Farmers
 * • Entrepreneurs
 * • Research Institutions
 * • Corporates
 * • Students
 * • State and Central organizations
 * • Banking institutions
 * • Disease Diagnostic Aquaculture Labs
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