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    Sea cucumber consultancy has the technology to produce more than 1 million tropical sea cucumber juveniles in a season
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    More than 1,250 known species of sea cucumbers in the ocean but 20 are edible
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    Some species of sea cucumbers are farmed as delicacies
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    Sea cucumber consultancy has established two commercial sea cucumber hatcheries
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    Sea cucumbers are believed to be endowed with aphrodisiac powers and also reduce arthritis pain
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    The sea cucumber is rated with other delicacies, such as shark fin and bird’s nest
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    Sea cucumber is a disease preventive and longevity tonic, traditionally served as soup
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    Fully dried sea cucumber has high protein (83%) and less fat (2%)
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    Sea cucumber consultancy has developed the hatchery technology for the tropical sea cucumber Holothuria versicolor
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   Development of large-scale hatchery production techniques for the commercially
     important sea cucumber Holothuria scabra var. versicolor (Conand, 1986) in
     Queensland, Australia.
     Grisilda Ivy and Daniel Azari Beni Giraspy Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin
     #24 – 2006.
   Australia’s first commercial sea cucumber culture and sea ranching project
     in Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia.
     Daniel Azari Beni Giraspy and Grisilda Ivy Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin
     #21 –2005.
   The influence of commercial diets on growth and survival in the commercially
     important sea cucumber Holothuria scabra var. versicolor (Conand, 1986)
     (Echinodermata: Holothuroidea)
     Daniel Azari Beni Giraspy and Grisilda Ivy Beche de Mer Information Bulletin
     #28 – 2008
   Sea cucumber farming in Australia paving the way for a sustainable sea
     cucumber Industry. INFOFISH International 5/2006
 
   Ground-breaking hatchery technology paves the way for sea cucumber
     culture in Australia. Hatchery International. Sep./Oct. 2008
 
   Experiments on rearing of the juveniles of Holothuria scabra Jaeger.
     produced in the hatchery. James, Lordson, Ivy and Gandhi. Proc. Symp.      Aquaculture 2000 AD.
 
 
     
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