A total of 1951 species of freshwater and marine fishes belonging to 704 genera and 186
families are recorded in Malaysia. Almost half (48%) are currently threatened to some …

The establishment of appropriate taxonomic designations is essential for the effective
management of fishery resources. Despite over a century of explorations and research, the …

An investigation study was conducted in Bukit Merah Reservoir (BMR) for the assessment of
arsenic concentration in the surface sediment in 23 sampling stations. The sediment …

Reservoirs have been given priority as an important resource for fisheries enhancement in
inland open waters. This paper described the spatial and temporal pattern of fish diversity …

There has been a recent increase in the occurrence and proliferation of alien fish species in
rivers, lakes, and reservoirs of Malaysia, posing a significant risk to native biodiversity. This …

Massive mortality of cage-cultured red hybrid tilapia Oreochromis niloticus in Como River,
Kenyir Lake, Malaysia was investigated. Moribund fish showing erratic swimming …

Background The Temengor Reservoir is the second largest reservoir in Peninsular
Malaysia. Located in the northwestern state of Perak, it was selected to develop a large …

A study was conducted to determine the diversity and composition of fish communities in
Pahang estuary during monsoon and non-monsoon seasons from April to December, 2008 …

One of the oldest reservoirs in Peninsular Malaysia, Bukit Merah Reservoir, is a place in
which locals participate in fishing activities. Inland fisheries are important to individuals …

The aquaculture industry is crucial for sustainability and food security. Nevertheless, it is
also one of the significant causes of water quality degradation, reducing water bodies' …