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Kelah Collagen: A Comparative Characterization With Barramundi and Tilapia Collagens
Environmental Quality ManagementAbstract Kelah ( Tor tambroides ) is a high‐value and conservation‐sensitive species, and its collagen may offer unique advantages as an alternative source compared to more conventional fish such as tilapia or barramundi, which have been extensively studied.
Nur Fashya Musa +7 more
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Lymphocystis disease in captive barramundi
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1990M PEARCE +3 more
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Taste attractivity of tropical echinoderms for barramundi Lates calcarifer
Aquaculture, 2022Alexander O. Kasumyan +2 more
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Alternative sources of Omega-3 oils for Barramundi, Lates calcarifer, aquaculture
2012Fish oil (FO) is the major source of dietary lipid in carnivorous fish feeds including barramundi, Lates calcarifer, which is widely farmed in Asia and Australia. However, recent increases in FO prices, increased demand and the foreseen inability of wild fisheries to meet future requirements have created a need for cheaper and more sustainable ...
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Subclinical epitheliocystis in barramundi, Lates calcarifer, reared in sea cages
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1992I G, Anderson, H C, Prior
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Dubious analyses or different rivers? A comment on the growth of barramundi
Fisheries Research, 2004Ivor G Stuart, Stephen McKillup
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