Giant Blackhead Snakehead Found in Lam Pao Dam Fish Cages, Raising Concerns for Tilapia Farming
A large adult blackhead snakehead (C. argus) has been discovered in fish cages intended for tilapia farming at Lam Pao Dam in Kalasin Province, Thailand. This discovery raises significant concerns about potential severe damage to the tilapia aquaculture industry, prompting heightened vigilance among stakeholders.
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