Fishery in Mao| Pond fish| Fry fish transfer| Primitive style| Simple fishery

The State Department of Fisheries, Manipur started its functioning in the year, 1959 as a wing of the then Agriculture Department, Manipur under one Chief Fishery Officer along with some skeletal staffs.
Thereafter, the Department started functioning as a Directorate since 1979. The status of the Chief Fishery Officer was upgraded to the Director of Fisheries, Manipur. All the district level offices headed by one District Fishery Officer and Chief Executive Officer, Fish Farmers' Development Agency (except Imphal East District) each along with both technical and administrative staffs were opened for effective implementation of various developmental plan schemes of the Department.
For implementation of the, various developmental plan schemes/projects, suitable manpower management is a must both qualitatively as well as quantitatively. The Department is headed by a Director who is the executive head of the Department. He is assisted on the technical side by one Additional Director, one Joint Director, one Deputy Registrar Co¬operative Societies(Fishery) along with 4(four) Fishery Officers for implementation of various developmental plan schemes. In administration, he is assisted by one Administrative Officer along with a Superintendent and an Account Officer. All the districts have one District Fishery Officer assisted by a Project Officer(Fishery) along with technical and administrative staffs. The Department is also implementing Fish Farmers' Development agencies, one each in each of the 9 districts (except Imphal East District) headed by one Chief Executive Officer, under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme on Development of Freshwater Aquaculture.
Top fish species in Manipur are
Sl. No. Scientific name Local Name
1 Acanthopthalmus pandia Nganap
2 Ailia punctatus
3 Amblypharyngodon mola Muka nga
4 Anabas testudineus Ukabi
5 Anguila bengalensis Ngaril Laina
6 Aorichthys aor Ngachou
7 Aorichthys seenghala Ngachou
8 Bagarius bagarius Ngaren
9 Balitora brucei Nunga
10 Balitora maculata Nunga
11 Barilius barila Ngawa
12 Barilius barna Ngawa
13 Barilius bendelisis Ngawa
14 Barilius bola Ngawa
15 Barilius gatensis Ngawa
16 Barilius guttatus Ngawa
17 Barilius vagra Ngawa
18 Botia berdmorei Sharengkhoibi
19 Botia dario Ngarang
20 Botia hymenophysa Sharengkhoibi
21 Catla catla Catla (Bou)
22 Chagunio chagunio Thangol pubi
23 Channa marulius Ngamu
24 Channa punctatus Ngamu
25 Channa striatus Ngamu
26 Cirrhinus mrigala Mrigal
27 Cirrhinus reba Ngaton/Khabak
28 Clarius batrachus Ngakra
29 Clupisoma garua
30 Ctenopharyngodon idella Napi Chabi/Grass carp
Text credit: Department of Fisheries, Government of Manipur.
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[@riddledstream8603]

I just discovered your channel whilst searching for Chiithuni Pfoki Kapra. And now I am watching all of your contents one after another because I am loving it! But I have a very small advice regarding fingerling fish care. When you first introduce those fingerlings to a new pond, do not just pour them out into the water directly just like that, but instead open up the plastic bag and let it stay in the new water for a while and let them be out on their own because this technique allows them to get familiar and adapt with their new home. This should prevent trauma and unnecessary fingerlings death.

[@emele8601]

Oh thanks. That makes sense👍👍👍

[@adalukhrasii817]

I want this all fish in Christmas party 🎄💃🎊😅

[@emele8601]

Sure, available.

[@adalukhrasii817]

@@emele8601 ok 👍

[@SHARINGGODSDESIGN]

👍do u also have ur own?

[@emele8601]

Yes oja, one day let's fish from my pond and party... 🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@SHARINGGODSDESIGN]

@@emele8601 sure. Let's hope we get baskets of fishes.