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61-70 FOOD AND FEEDING HABITS OF THE MUD CRAB, SCYLLA SERRATA FORSKAL INHABITING THE NEGOMBO LAGOON IN THE WEST COAST OF SRI LANKA
1991
Vidyodaya J. Sci
unpublished
The Mud crab, Scylla serrata is an economically important crustacean. inhabiting the lagoons of the west coast of Sri Lanka. Currently there is interest in mass rearing of the species in ponds. Thus, a study was carried out to identify the food and feeding habits of Seylla serrata in the Negombo Lagoon. The stomach contents of crabs of different sizes caught by unbaited gears were screened to identify the food constituents and it wasfound that crabs of medium size (sub-adults) mainly fed on
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