Fishes on Coral Reef Areas of Khang Khao Island (Chonburi Province)
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The coral reef fish studies were conducted at Khang Khao Island, one of the Sichang Islands, Chonburi Province. Fish specimens were caught by different methods such as trapping, gill-netting, hook and line fishing and rotenone poisoning. Fish traps were placed at four sites and fish specimens were collected about once a week. The average weight of fish caught was 2524.81 gms. Per trap. Forty nine species of 18 familise were found. Five economic important species were recognized, these were Kood-Salad Plectropoma maculatum (BI.), Karang-ta-kiew Epinephelus malabaricus (BI. & Schn.), Soi-nok-khao Plectorhynchus pictus (Thunb.), Pee-suor-pak-yao Chelmon rostratus (Linn.) and Salid-hin Siganus oramin (BI. & Schn.). Most of collected fishes were recognized as reef residents, only a few was visitors.
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