From raising mangroves, selling and raising himself after many years, through many sales of around 40 fish from 4 to 10 kg, Pak Tri has an income of almost 20 million VND.
Currently, in the basement of Nguyen Ngoc Tri’s house, in hamlet 8, Long Tri commune, Long My town (Hau Giang province), there are more than 30 mangrove seedlings.
Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Tri, in hamlet 8, Long Tri commune, Long My town (Hau Giang province) is spraying water and changing water in the barn for planting mangroves.
The price of mangroves raised by Mr. Nguyen Van Tri has always been stable from 350,000 to 400,000 VND/kg by traders.
According to Mr. Tri, the mangrove litter is easy to cultivate, the disease is minimal, but you have to change the water regularly, changing the water once a day.
Apart from vegetables and tubers, Nguyen Ngoc Tri’s food costs about 10,000 VND per day for industrial food.
More children raised in 2 years will be able to sell because there is a strong consumer market.
Mangrove turtles are also known as toothed turtles or yellow-headed turtles. Mangrove habitats are rivers, canals, canals, freshwater ponds, and rice fields that are inundated with slow-flowing water. Mangroves are included in the list of endangered animals.
Crocodiles stand out with yellow or orange heads, with black spots. The forehead, jaw, and neck of the claws are yellow with darker bands. The upper jaw of the claw has two protrusions or pointed ends. The carapace is dark gray, moderately smooth, and dome-shaped.
The habitat of toothed turtles – i.e. mangrove turtles are usually ponds, lakes, swamps, rice fields, etc. This area has a source of slow flowing water, which can be considered a characteristic feature of the species in the swamp turtle family.
Particularly in Vietnam, toothed turtles or mangroves are found in areas such as Dong Nai, Kien Giang, Ca Mau,…where there are intertwined lagoons, lakes and canals.
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