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ICAR-NBFGR Develops First-Ever Captive Breeding Protocol for Endangered Black-Collared Yellow Catfish

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The endangered black-collared yellow catfish (Horabagrus nigricollaris), native to Kerala’s Chalakudy River, faces threats from habitat loss and overfishing. A breakthrough in captive breeding offers hope for its conservation and sustainable aquaculture.

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ICAR-NBFGR Develops First-Ever Captive Breeding Protocol for Endangered Black-Collared Yellow Catfish

The endangered black-collared yellow catfish (Horabagrus nigricollaris), native to Kerala’s Chalakudy River, faces threats from habitat loss and overfishing. A breakthrough in captive breeding offers hope for its conservation and sustainable aquaculture.

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krishijagran.com broke the news in 2 months ago on Monday, January 6, 2025.

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