
Japanese Sea Perch ; French: Bar du Japon ; Spanish: Serránido japonés
Insufficient information to assess risk
There is evidence that many of the potential environmental risks of the operation are managed at some level, however risks are not fully mitigated, and there is still room for improvement.
花鱸 ("Far Low") 百花鱸 ("Bark Far Low")
日本花鲈
Suzuki
Cá Vược Nhật
March 2020
Dr Jose Domingos, James Cook University, Singapore
RS Standards
The design of the cage may be circular or square, and sophistication ranges from homemade floating bamboo cages to commercially produced cages with high quality materials. Broodstock are often held in land-based tanks alongside nursery operations. Once the nursery stage is complete, fingerlings are transferred to the net cages where they are grown to market size. Feeding is conducted daily, and size grading occurs once a month to reduce the risk of cannibalism. Net cages should be moved every 2-3 years to prevent negative impacts to the bottom habitat below. The floating cages are often homemade with locally available and inexpensive materials. Many marine fish species are commonly raised this way.