Low cost light traps for coral reef fishery research and sustainable ornamental fisheries
Watson, M; Power, R; Simpson, SD; Munro, JL;
Low cost light traps for coral reef fishery research and sustainable ornamental fisheries
Two relatively inexpensive light traps to capture pre-settling reef fish and invertebrates are described. A trap made from a plastic bucket (with plastic bottles, a small plastic waste bin and two sheets of plywood) that costs US$15 appears to be just as effective as a large aluminium and plexiglass trap that costs US$275.
United Kingdom
- University of Bristol United Kingdom
- University of Exeter United Kingdom
570, Design, Reef fish, Ornamental fish, Light, Equipment, Design, Light, Reef fish, Fisheries, Equipment, Ornamental fish, Aquaculture, jel: jel:Q00
570, Design, Reef fish, Ornamental fish, Light, Equipment, Design, Light, Reef fish, Fisheries, Equipment, Ornamental fish, Aquaculture, jel: jel:Q00
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