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Table 1. Fate of the introduced foodfish in Malaysia.<br />
Species Introduced Established Current Status Remarks<br />
From Year<br />
(reference)<br />
OSPHRONEMIDAE<br />
Trichogaster<br />
peer oralis<br />
CICHLIDAE<br />
Oreochromis<br />
mossambicus<br />
0. niloticus<br />
Red tilapia<br />
hybrids<br />
Etroplus<br />
suratensis<br />
CLARI[DAE<br />
Clarias<br />
,nacrocephalus<br />
CYPRNTDAE<br />
Puntius<br />
gonionot 555<br />
Ctenopharyngodon<br />
idella<br />
Aristichihys<br />
nobilis<br />
Hypophthalmichthys<br />
molitrix<br />
Cyprinus carpio<br />
Indian major carps<br />
(Catla catla<br />
Labeo rohita,<br />
Cirrhina mrigala)<br />
SALMOMDAE<br />
Salmo gairdneri<br />
Micropterus<br />
salmoides<br />
Thailand, 1921<br />
(Soong 1948)<br />
Java, Indonesia,<br />
1944 (Mohsin &<br />
Ambak 1983)<br />
Thailand, 1979<br />
Taiwan 1980,<br />
Thailand 1981,<br />
Sri Lanka 1975<br />
(Welcomme 1981)<br />
Thailand, 1950<br />
(Tweedie 1952)<br />
Indonesia, 1958<br />
(Welcomme 1981)<br />
China, Early 19th<br />
century (Welcomme<br />
198 1)<br />
China, early 19th<br />
century (Welcomme<br />
1981)<br />
China, early 19th<br />
century (Welcomme 1981)<br />
China, early 19th<br />
century (Welcomme<br />
1981)<br />
Introduced from<br />
India in 1960<br />
Scotland, 1935<br />
New Zealand, 1968<br />
Florida, 1984 by<br />
Boh Tea Plantation,<br />
Cameron Highlands<br />
Paddy fields, swamps,<br />
canals<br />
Ponds, canals, tin<br />
mining pools, streams<br />
ponds, reservoir<br />
mining pools<br />
Ponds<br />
Ponds<br />
Ponds, swamps<br />
Rivers, ponds, mining<br />
pools<br />
Important pond cultured<br />
species. Attained 2-3 kg<br />
in6months Doesnot<br />
breed in pond or captivity.<br />
Fry imported from Taiwan or<br />
Hongkong. Parasites are<br />
Chloromyxurn lageri,<br />
Sanguznicola armata,<br />
Argsdus (Faizxh 1986)<br />
Cultured in ponds and<br />
mining pools. Does not<br />
breed in captivity. Common<br />
parasites are Dictylogyrue,<br />
Trichodina, Chilodonella<br />
(Shariff and Sommerville<br />
1986; Faizah 1986)<br />
Cultured in ponds<br />
Ponds and tin mining<br />
pools<br />
Ponds<br />
Introduced in stream<br />
and lakes in Cameron<br />
Highlands as sport fish.<br />
Grow to 750 g. No breeding<br />
reported. Stocking<br />
terminated in 1973 for<br />
economic reasons<br />
Stocked in ponds<br />
used for trout earlier<br />
cultured in paddy<br />
fields; yield of<br />
94-202 kg/ha (Tan<br />
et al. 1973); sell<br />
reproducing<br />
population<br />
Self reproducing<br />
population in fresh<br />
and brackish water,<br />
prolific breeder and<br />
stunted growth<br />
mono or polycultured<br />
in ponds and cages;<br />
reach 400-600 gin<br />
4 months<br />
Cultured in ponds<br />
introduced in ponds<br />
in Sarawak<br />
Cultured in ponds<br />
and paddy fields<br />
Polycultured in<br />
pond<br />
Polycultured in ponds;<br />
minor species for aquaculture<br />
Do not breed in<br />
natural habitats<br />
Reported the<br />
presence of fry in<br />
ponds but none<br />
were found downstream.<br />
Badly hit by double cropping<br />
of rice and use of pesticides;<br />
infected with hemorrhagic<br />
septicaemis; displaced<br />
so some extent, the<br />
native species, T.<br />
trichopieru.s<br />
This species is rarely<br />
cultures. now<br />
Self reproducing in<br />
pools<br />
Breeds also in brackishwater<br />
p)nds<br />
Breed üi natural<br />
habitats<br />
Breed in local waters<br />
Not popular in<br />
Malaysia<br />
CHARACIDAE<br />
Colossoma sp. Taiwan, 1984 Ponds Cultured in ponds, Subsequently the Dept.<br />
attained fast growth Fisheries banned it<br />
because its fry resemble<br />
those of piranhas