Survival of stocked barramundi, lates calcarifer (bloch), in a coastal river system in far northern Queensland, Australia

摘要

As part of an ongoing study to investigate the efficacy and cost-benefit ratio of stock enhancement of barramundi, lates calcarifer (Bloch), in coastal river systems, about 69,000 fingerlings have been released into the Johnstone River in northern queesland, Australia, since 1993. Alls tocked barramundi were marked with coded wire tags to allow Their discrimination form naturally recruited fish and to allow subsequent determination Of fish size, release site, and release year class.