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Catfish is a rare and endemic fish species found in Tam Chuc lagoon, located adjacent to Ba Sao town and Kha Phong commune, Kim Bang district, Ha Nam.
This is a great success of Mr. Phuong's family because, currently in the North of Vietnam, there is only 1 closed Aquaculture Research Institute in Bac Ninh province tha…
Tuyen Quang Department of Fisheries said that it is implementing the project
Subject: 'The system of separating waste and residues in catfish farming industry' has been successfully implemented by Mr. Nguyen Huan, Hong Ngu town's Economic Departm…
With the technical assistance of Yen Bai Fisheries Department, Tran Van Phuong's family in Van Hoi commune, Tran Yen district (Yen Bai) boldly applied the method of arti…
Phu Quoc catfish (also called eel eel, or spring catfish) is a rare species, only available in Phu Quoc, Kien Giang.
RMIT University is cooperating to develop a vaccine against edwardsiella ictaluri to improve the quality of pangasius in Vietnam. Professor Peter Coloe, Dean of the Facu…
A new study of Minh An hatchery, Vinh Long province, has introduced technical measures to make catfish meat from yellow to white.
Tra fish populations and a number of other large fish species will be pushed to the extinct shore if the plan to build hydropower plants on the Mekong River is approved.
The dams that are about to be built on the Mekong River could cause 75,000 people to lose their homes and destroy 1,300 species of creatures, including rare species like…
In a recent report published in BioScience, scientists said that over-exploitation of freshwater fish is threatening the biodiversity of lakes and rivers on a global sca…
There was a record of catching Siamese carp with a body length of 3m, weighing up to 300kg.
Like the oceans, freshwater rivers also hide many fierce carnivores.
Giant vampire or coral fish in the Mekong River are among the world's largest fish that are threatened mainly by dams and overfishing.