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Hi Kathy,
In a lot of places in the Philippines (in Bolinao - 300 km north of Manila,
for example), damselfishes make up from .6 to .9% of the fish harvested from
reefs by subsistence fishers. They are not target species themselves but are
caught in traps and gillnets that target siganids, labrids and scarids.
Rudy Reyes
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FishBase Project, ICLARM
Khush Hall, IRRI
Los Baņos, Laguna
PHILIPPINES
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Subject: eating damselfish
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Hello,
Does anyone know whether damselfishes (Pomacentridae) are harvested
in significant numbers as a food source? Perhaps in the Philippines?
Thanks for the help.
Kathy
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Museum of Comparative Zoology
Harvard University
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