South Korea: Busan Fisheries Resources Research Institute released 330,000 young black seabreams and halibut

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South Korea

Published May 30, 2023

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The Busan Fisheries Resources Research Institute releases a total of 330,000 fish seeds, including 210,000 young black sea bream and 120,000 flounder, in the coastal area of Busan until June 1. It is a healthy seed with a body length of 5 to 6 cm or more, grown for 70 to 90 days after stocking fertilized eggs and hatching in the research center in March, and is expected to be of great help in recovering fishery resources in the coastal area of Busan. It lives near seashore rocks, and is known to grow to around 26cm in 3 years and 33cm in 5 years after hatching, and consumers

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The Busan Fisheries Resources Research Institute will release a total of 330,000 fish seeds, including 210,000 young black sea bream and 120,000 halibut, in coastal areas of Busan until June 1. Black sea bream and flounder fry released this time are healthy seeds with a body length of 5 to 6 cm or more that were raised for 70 to 90 days after stocking fertilized eggs in February and March of this year, hatching in the research center, respectively. It is hoped that this will help. Black sea bream lives mainly near coastal seashore rocks close to the land, and is known to grow to around 26cm in 3 years and 33cm in 5 years after hatching, and is one of the best raw fish favored by consumers. It is also a high-income breed that will contribute to increasing the income of ...

Source: Fisheco