The document provides information about various seafood items including mud crabs, tiger prawns, and yellowfin tuna. Mud crabs are nocturnal, omnivorous bottom dwellers that burrow and molt every 15-20 days. Tiger prawns are active predators that inhabit coastal areas as juveniles before migrating to deeper waters as adults. Yellowfin tuna can be sold as whole fish, fillets, pieces, or loins.

1. BROCHURE
CATALOUGE

2. Lobster
Squids
Abalone
Octopus

3. SEA CUCUMBERS
EELS

4. Mud Crab
English Name : Mud Crab
Local Name : Alimango
Scientific Name : Scylla serrata, S. olivacea
Marketable Sizes : 200 to 500 g
Typical Fish Behavior
(Biology)
: •Nocturnal, appetite to feed is high at night or dark
periods of the day.
•Omnivore-detritivore, feeds on any edible protein
sources (plant & animal-based). Growth is better
using formulated feeds.
•Bottom dwellers, burrows on the bottom of pond
or mangrove most of the time.
•Grows every after molt, which occurs every 15-
20 days. Males grow faster than females, but
berried (egg bearing) females fetch higher market
price.
Where grown : Brackishwater ponds or fattening cages

5. English
Name
: Jumbo Tiger Shrimp, Black
Tiger Prawn
Local Name: Sugpo
Scientific
Name
: Penaeus monodon
Marketable
Sizes
: 30 g and bigger
Typical Fish
Behavior
(Biology)
: Inhabits coastal estuaries,
lagoons or mangrove areas
at the fry to juvenile stage
but migrates to deeper
water as they become
adults to eventually spawn
in marine waters. It is
primarily an active predator
but may also feed on
detritus.
Where
grown
: Brackishwater ponds
Black Tiger Prawn

7. Yellowfin Tuna

9. YellowfinTail Yellowfin Fillet
Yellowfin Pieces Yellowfin Loins