Dilemma of Utilizing Sapu-sapu Fish as Fish Meal Translation: The dilemma of utilizing sapu-sapu fish as fish meal is a contentious issue. Sapu-sapu fish, also known as silver cyprinid, is a type of freshwater fish that is abundant in many regions. However, its use as fish meal has raised concerns due to its potential impact on the ecosystem and the quality of the meal itself. The process of converting sapu-sapu fish into fish meal involves drying and grinding the fish into a fine powder, which is then used as a protein source in animal feed. Despite its high protein content, which can reach up to 60%, the use of sapu-sapu fish as fish meal has been met with resistance from environmentalists and consumers alike. They argue that the large-scale harvesting of sapu-sapu fish could disrupt local aquatic ecosystems and lead to a decline in fish populations. Additionally, there are concerns about the presence of heavy metals and other contaminants in the fish, which could pose health risks t