Crabs

Eleven aquaculture companies and projects from the Asia-Pacific region have joined the inaugural Hatch Innovation Studio Singapore this month.

A group of researchers in the Philippines is looking to develop and commercialise an app that helps farmers differentiate between three very closely connected crab species – a goal that could save the crab ranching secto…

Crab farmers in the Philippines have been thrown a lifeline after the government suspended an order that previously prevented them from catching and selling wild mangrove crabs for ongrowing.

A new environmental monitoring initiative that aims to support shrimp and crab aquaculture in mangrove forests has officially been launched in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta province.

Mortalities experienced by a number of king crab farmers in the Philippines have been traced back to a batch of juveniles that were imported from Vietnam and turned out to be different species.

A pioneering method that uses aquaculture techniques to ensure the survival and optimum performance of horseshoe crabs that have harvested for use in the medical industry has successfully been tested and developed.

Fisheries for coldwater crab in Europe and North America are among the least sustainably managed for these species in the world.

A new bait made from saithe offcuts could help Norway’s snow crab fishery in the Barents Sea grow to 100,000 tonnes a year, according to new research.

Hairy crab can now be added to the list of species represented in the Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) third-party certification program, following the certification of the Zhejiang Aoling Aquatic Seeding Technology farm…

Projects to improve the sustainability of small scale fisheries involving crayfish in China, octopus in Senegal, stone crab in Chile, baitfish in Indonesia, and baitfish and tuna in India have been awarded over £200,000 …

A summary of scientific research relevant to the king crab and snow crab fisheries has been made freely available.

A team of Japanese researchers has hailed dried salmon milt (sperm) as a miracle product for its ability to extract rare earth elements (REEs) from ore.

Iconic US water body faces substantial low oxygen threat.