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    GROUP NAME

    Bayu Alifian Putra


    Rayhan
    Dionata Februanty
    Sendi Ramadhan
    CATFISH FARMING
    • Introduction
    Catfish farming is one of the most popular aquaculture activities in many
    countries, including Indonesia. Catfish is known as a freshwater fish that
    is easy to maintain and has high economic value. With stable market
    demand and high consumption of catfish as a source of animal protein,
    catfish farming is a promising option for farmers. Through proper
    cultivation techniques, good management, and a deep understanding of
    the needs of catfish, farmers can obtain optimal results in their catfish
    farming business. In the context of fisheries sector development, catfish
    farming also makes a positive contribution in meeting food needs and
    creating jobs for the community. With great potential and various
    benefits, catfish farming is one of the sectors that should continue to be
    developed and improved.
    CATFISH FARMING
    In Indonesian there are six (6)
    types of catfish that can be
    developed :
    • 1. Clarias batrachus, known as catfish (Java), kalang fish (West Sumatra), death fish
    (North Sumatra), and pintet fish (South Kalimantan).
    • 2. Clarias teysmani, known as Kembang catfish (West Java), Kalang Putih (Padang).
    • 3. Clarias melanoderma, known as thorn fish (South Sumatra), wais (Central Java),
    wiru (West Java).
    • 4. Clarias nieuhofi, known as leachate fish (Java), limbat (West Sumatra), kaleh
    (South Kalimantan).
    • 5. Clarias loiacanthus, known as catfish (West Sumatra), Penang fish (East
    Kalimantan).
    • 6. Clarias gariepinus, known as Dumbo catfish, King catfish, comes from Africa.
    Step to starting Catfish Farming
    1.prepare land with a minimum area of 12m x 8m
    2. make the land into 4 parts, 2 parts 3m x 4m, and two
    another section 3m x 5m
    3. make a design for a square fence made of bamboo like
    the size above is for a tarpaulin (cost IDR 500 thousand)
    4. prepare a plastic tarpaulin measuring 5m x 6m = 2 pieces and measuring 5m x 7m = 2 pieces (price 600 thousand)
    5. When the tarpaulin is ready, we can fill the tarpaulin with water to a height of 30 cm, let it sit overnight then discard the water.
    and we fill the tarpaulin again with water to a height of 30 cm
    6. then we can buy catfish seeds, try catfish seeds size 7 - 9 price @Rp. 130 per head (10,000 heads x 130 = 1,300,000
    7. buy 8 sacks of pellet feed price @ Rp. 200 thousand (NB: given feed
    additions, such as chicken stems, chicken intestines, snails, etc.
    8. and within 2-3 months we are ready to harvest, usually the harvest
    minimum 600 kg, maximum 900 kg, and average 750 kg, (750 kg x 9,000 = Rp. 6,750,000).
    9.Net profit is Rp. 6,750,000 Rp. 2600,000 = Rp. 4,150,000
    BUSINESS CONSTRAINTS
    • In reality, after cultivating for some time, it turns out that many people fail. Some incidents that often occur
    in catfish farming are:
    • 1. Many catfish are missing/sick
    • 2. Results or tonnage are far from expectations.
    • 3. Many losses have been experienced
    • If you look at the market prices, it is clear that it is very tempting. 1 kg of catfish can reach IDR 9,000.00. This
    is what many cultivators are trapped in wanting to try cultivating catfish. Even though cultivating catfish is
    not something they should try.
    THANK YOU
    https://youtu.be/31tKSF_LaQs?si=RLWKdWLvpN5mu4dI ( Catfish
    farming )

    https://www.slideshare.net/arief13th
    /budidaya-ikan-lele-22694069#goog
    le_vignette
    (Oleh Arief Wibawa S ( 11161141)

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