As seabass exhibits a high rate of cannibalism in the early stages, cage farming is better than pond culture. Site selection. Being highly euryhaline fish,

Catfish seed for farming use

Packing in Vacume pack Temp 5 to 35 

The Rupchanda has a flattened body like a Pomfret with a forked tail. It is abundantly found in the seawaters of India. Due to this, the prices of the fish are extremely low as compared to the other fishes.

Pangasius fish seed water Temp 5℃ to 35℃

Rohu Fish Seeds are the juvenile or baby fish of the Rohu (Labeo rohita) species. These seeds are the starting point for Rohu fish farming and are used to stock ponds or tanks for fish cultivation.

The Red Tilapia has an overall “bluegill” profile with a body that are more deeply compressed than other tilapias. Pure bread species are a uniform red color and pinkish ventrally, but fade to a reddish-white upon death. They have a small head and mid-sized eyes

For fish farming

Unique taste and flavour ¡ Shiny appearance and soft flesh ¡ Less spine content and easily digestible ¡ High nutritional value ¡ High Price in the market ¡ Hardy for transportation and handling ¡ High consumer preference ¡ Suitable to incorporate this species under regular culture system.

Koi fish seed for farming water temp. 5 to 35 

Grass Carp Fish Seed is the eggs or fry of the Grass Carp fish. The Grass Carp fish belongs to the family of Cyprinidae. It is a freshwater fish that is commonly found in China, Russia, and other countries. The Grass Carp fish is known for its fast growth rate and is an excellent source of protein.

The carps are freshwater fishes which contribute about 85% of aquaculture production in India. It has the first position in global freshwater aquaculture production. Commonly cultivated carp varieties are catla (Catla catla), rohu (Labeo rohita) and mrigal (Cirrhinus mrigala) which are of Indian origin and are collectively called as Indian Major Carps (IMC) which depends on different niches of a water body

IMC fish seed Rahu Catla grass carp comman carp Bigrade Bighead for fish farming water temp 5 to 35

Freshwater aquaculture is an economy generating and rural development tool. Murrel is considered to be the most economical freshwater fish species which can be cultured. They belong to the family “Channidae” and is also called as snake-head fish. Murrel is one of the indigenous air breathing fish; there is a suprabranchial accessory respiratory organ in the murrel head. It can even survive in lower dissolved oxygen levels. This fish is identified by its dark brown colour with light black stripes over the body. Murrel fish is one of the popular freshwater and tasty fish in India. The fish has a lot of regional preferences. While it is the State fish of Telangana, people prefer murrel over any other fishes in many States like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Haryana and Bihar and North Eastern Region. Andhra Pradesh is the second largest fish farming region in the country with 0.8 million hectares of inland water bodies producing 1.24 MT annually. Murrel is predatory inhabit and feed on variety of fauna present in the water. However, the high demand and high market value and their capacity to withstand in adverse weather conditions make them suitable candidate species for aquaculture. The most important aquaculture species of murrel in India is the striped murrel (Channa striatus), the great snakehead murrel (Channa marulius) and the spotted snakehead (Channa punctatus). The culture technology is standardized for striped murrel. Murrel has high demand and high market value in India. It has a huge potential for murrel culture in freshwater areas when it is cultured with best management practises. Local names of murrel fish in India Murrai (Hindi), Korameenu, Koramatta (Telugu), Viral meen (Tamil), Korava, Vatton, Varal (Malayalam), Cheng, Shol (Bengali), Maral (Marathi), Hal (Assamese) and Gadisha (Oriya)

They are also knows as some other namelike chitol fish, chitala fish, chittal fish etc. Market demand of Chital is quite good and it is a state fish of Uttar Pradesh. Chital generally eats live fish seeds and it can grow upto 3kg to 4kg in a yearif sufficient quantities of feeding will be available.Chittal fish seeds for fish farming use