Recommended Article 4 - Freshwater Giant Prawn

• Species of the freshwater prawn genus Macrobrachium are distributed throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of the world.
• Predominant species being produced is Macrobrachium rosenbergii.
• Macrobrachium rosenbergii is indigenous to South and Southeast Asia, northern Oceania, and the western Pacific islands.
  
• This species has been transferred from their natural location to many parts of the world.
• This transfered initially for research purposes and ultimately for commercial production.
  

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Info 1 - Common Carp

• Heavy-bodied minnow with barbels on either side of the upper jaw.
• Color varies from brassy green or yellow, to golden brown, or even silvery.
• The belly is usually yellowish-white.
• The dorsal fin with 17-21 rays, and the anal fin both have a heavy toothed spine.
• Individuals 12-25 inches in length and weighing up to 8-10 pounds are common, although they can grow much larger.
  
• May live in excess of 47 years and weigh over 75 pounds.
• World record was landed in 1987 from Lac de St. Cassien, France, and weighed in at 75 pounds 11 ounces.

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Recommended Article 2 - Better freshwater fish farming in Zambia

• This manual is an adaptation for Zambian conditions.
• Has been compiled from four titles of the FAO Better Farming Series.
• This version has been prepared by the FAO Fish Culture Development Project in Zambia for the use of extension workers dealing with small scale fish farmers.

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