Coastal Aquaculture and Mariculture

S. Athithan, Head, Mandapam Centre for Sustainable Aquaculture, India

1 Introduction 2 Coastal Aquaculture and Mariculture - Global scenario 3 Coastal Aquaculture and Mariculture - Indian scenario
4 Coastal Aquaculture and Mariculture – Meaning 5 Main objective and Main types of the mariculture 6 Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (IMTA) 7 Resources 8 Major Constraints in Mariculture 9 Diversification and Future Prospects 10 Traditional Fish Farming in India 11 Milk Fish Farming 12 Mullet Fish Farming 13 Pearl Spot Fish Farming 14 Silver Pompano Fish Farming
15 Culture of Silver Pompano in Coastal Aquaculture Ponds 16 Capture Based Aquaculture – An Introduction 17 Capture Based Aquaculture of Red Snapper in Cages 18 Open Sea Cage Culture 19 Grow-out Culture of Finfishes and Management of Marine Cages 20 Development of Innovative Low Cost Cages for Promoting Open Sea Cage Culture 21 Sea Cage Farming of Cobia 22 Sea Bass Fish Farming 23 Marine Ornamental Fish Culture 24 Shrimp Farming 25 Lobster Fattening and Farming 26 Crab Farming and Fattening 27 Edible Oyster Farming 28 Pearl Oyster Farming and Pearl Production 29 Mussel Farming 30 Clam Culture 31 Scallop Farming 32 Sea Cucumber Farming 33 Horse Shoe Crab Farming 34 Sea Horse Farming 35 Abalone and Cephalopod culture 36 Seaweed Farming 37 Recirculatory Aquaculture Systems (RAS) 38 Artemia Cyst and Biomass Production 39 Good Practices in Coastal Aquaculture and Mariculture