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Largescale mullet Chelon macrolepis
A fish found throughout the Indo-Pacific, from east Africa to Polynesia. This species occurs in shallow coastal waters, and from brackish water to freshwater regions of rivers. The species forms schools in larger aggregations during spawning. It feeds on small algae, diatoms, benthic polychaetes, crustaceans, molluscs, organic matter and detritus.
Least Concern
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Tainha - Quem inventou o nado sincronizado. São uma família ( Mugilidae ) de peixes com nadadeiras raiadas encontrados em todo o mundo em águas costeiras temperadas e tropicais, e algumas espécies em água doce.
Examination of 221 gills from six host species of the Mugilidae family (Mugil cephalus, M. curema, M. bananensis, Chelon dumerili, Neochelon falcipinnis and Parachelon grandisquamis) fished in Ébrié lagoon allowed the collection of 68 ectoparasites belonging to two classes: Crustacea and Monogenea. These crustacean parasites belong to the Ergasilidae family. While the Monogenes represent the Ancyrocephalidae family and are specific to the genus Ligophorus. In this study, Ergasilidae were found on the gills of N. falcipinnis, P. grandisquamis, C. dumerili, M. cephalus and M. curema. On the other hand, the Ligophorus were present only on the Neochelon falcipinnis and Chelon dumerili. It should be noted that no parasite has been observed on the gills of Mugil bananensis. The average parasite intensity is very low as well as the total abundance which gives less than two parasites per Mugilidae living in the Ébrié lagoon whether for the Ergasilidae or the Ligophorus.
Examination of 221 gills from six host species of the Mugilidae family (Mugil cephalus, M. curema, M. bananensis, Chelon dumerili, Neochelon falcipinnis and Parachelon grandisquamis) fished in Ébrié lagoon allowed the collection of 68 ectoparasites belonging to two classes: Crustacea and Monogenea. These crustacean parasites belong to the Ergasilidae family. While the Monogenes represent the Ancyrocephalidae family and are specific to the genus Ligophorus. In this study, Ergasilidae were found on the gills of N. falcipinnis, P. grandisquamis, C. dumerili, M. cephalus and M. curema. On the other hand, the Ligophorus were present only on the Neochelon falcipinnis and Chelon dumerili. It should be noted that no parasite has been observed on the gills of Mugil bananensis. The average parasite intensity is very low as well as the total abundance which gives less than two parasites per Mugilidae living in the Ébrié lagoon whether for the Ergasilidae or the Ligophorus.
Gill ectoparasites of the mugilidae from the Ebrié lagoon, Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire)
Abstract Examination of 221 gills from six host species of the Mugilidae family (Mugil cephalus, M. curema, M. bananensis, Chelon dumerili, Neochelon falcipinnis and Parachelon grandisquamis) fished in Ébrié lagoon allowed the collection of 68 ectoparasites belonging to two classes: Crustacea and Monogenea. These crustacean parasites belong to the Ergasilidae family. While the Monogenes…
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The state Drainage and Irrigation Department received complaints of dead fish in Sungai Bayan Lepas in George Town this morning.
By Looi Sue-Chern, 12th July 2015;
The state Drainage and Irrigation Department received complaints of dead fish in Sungai Bayan Lepas in George Town this morning.
Local government exco Chow Kon Yeow, in a statement this afternoon, said immediate action was taken to investigate the site where the dead fish were seen and take a river water sample.
"The sample will be sent for tests and it will be be about two weeks before we get the results."
"The state Environment Department has said that it was possible that the fish had died at the river mouth due to water pollution and were washed upriver at high tide," he said.
Chow added that the dead fish were of the Bluespot Mullet (Moolgarda seheli) species, which lived at the river mouth.
Dead fish were previously reported in Sungai Dongdang in Paya Terubong last month and in Sungai Kerian in Nibong Tebal on the mainland in March.
Source: The Malaysian Insider
Largescale mullet / コボラ
Chelon macrolepis
コボラ ボラとの見分け方はよう分からん。
Largescale mullet I'm not sure how to differentiate between Flathead grey mullet and Largescale mullet.
Animalia Chordata Actinopterygii Mugiliformes Mugilidae 動物界 脊索動物門 条鰭綱 ボラ目 ボラ科 Wakayama Prefectural Museum of Natural History, Japan. 和歌山県立自然博物館＠和歌山県海南市
