Seed Conversion of Channa punctata (Bloch, 1793)-(Murrel)

Abstract

Seed conversion refers to the process of converting murrel fish larvae into fingerlings for further growth and development. This process plays a crucial role in the aquaculture industry as it ensures a sustainable and continuous supply of murrel fish. Proper seed conversion techniques are essential to achieve high survival rates and profitable murrel fish farming. Seed conversion allows for the mass production of murrel fish fingerlings, which are in high demand in the market. It helps in maintaining the genetic diversity of murrel fish populations and prevents overfishing in natural habitats. Efficient seed conversion techniques contribute to increased productivity and profitability in murrel fish farming. We have to grade them based on their size due to its cannabolic nature. Infected murrel must be isolated separately. Efficient seed conversion techniques contribute to increased productivity and profitability in murrel fish farming.