Feasibility Study on the Culture of Mud Crab in Bangladesh - Mahmud, Anisul Islam;Mamun, Abdullah-Al
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A study was conducted at Hatiya and Nijhum Island, Noakhali in the mid coastal region of Bangladesh to identify feasibility of mud crab culture for a study period of six months from January 2010 to June 2010. Data were collected through questionnaire interviews, focus group discussions and cross check interviews and also pH meter and Refractometer were used to measure water pH and salinity. It has observed that, there were three canal systems in Hatiya Island, where saline water intrusion was evident 670 Ha. in Hatiya and vast inundated area with saline water was found in Nijhum Island. The…mehr

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A study was conducted at Hatiya and Nijhum Island, Noakhali in the mid coastal region of Bangladesh to identify feasibility of mud crab culture for a study period of six months from January 2010 to June 2010. Data were collected through questionnaire interviews, focus group discussions and cross check interviews and also pH meter and Refractometer were used to measure water pH and salinity. It has observed that, there were three canal systems in Hatiya Island, where saline water intrusion was evident 670 Ha. in Hatiya and vast inundated area with saline water was found in Nijhum Island. The average temperature of the last three years was approximately 26.100C and rainfall was almost 10.85mm. Average temperature was lower in December-February and higher in March-October. It was observed that natural feeds were available in this study area and there was existed a small potential marketing channel with 3-4 middlemen. Also there was a good transportation system both water and road way. So, present study revealed that the area is suitable for crab culture during April to October.
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Anisul Islam Mahmud son of Abdul Matin Chowdhury & MST Ayesha Siddiqua, graduated from Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) under the Department of Fisheries & Marine Science (FIMS) and secured 2nd position in the entire Department. He was born in 20th December, 1988 at Lakshmipur, Bangladesh.