Eel aquaculture spreading in Indonesia

Eel aquaculture spreading in Indonesia

Indonesian short-finned eels farmed at a fish preserve in Bogor, south of Jakarta, are seen feeding on July 11, 2015, as demand for local eels is increasing to supplement a reduced Japanese haul. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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