A parent and child who established artificial breeding over 20 years; the barrier of 500,000 fish a month lies in the feed
A father and son in the Mekong Delta have established the artificial breeding of marble goby. With rotifer feeding, larval survival is 50 to 60%, and they ship 200,000 to 300,000 fish a month. The remaining barrier is the switch from live feed to formulated feed.
