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Puchong, Malaysia – Many people with the last Sunday morning, fishing nets, Kulan Lumpur’s Klumzia’s Malaysian capital Klang River is bent on the trash-streg banks.
River research, men threw men’s nets in dirty water. Nets, the weight of metal chains quickly and sunk.
From the place where they are standing in Riverbank, they are already filled with dozens of black physical cats, and they began to draw in their nets.
“You don’t see any other fish. Only these,” they said.
None of the nearby fish were sold in nearby markets in the nearby markets that morning. The only goal of the expedition was to make Suckuth Cathfish, thanks to a number of invasive species between freshwater habitats in Southeast Asia in Southeast Asia in the last decades.
After brought for the reasons for trade or hobbens, invasive fish are not only threatening to remove native species from the food chain in Malaysia and elsewhere, but they have spread diseases and cause great damage to local environments.
Invasive fish are a problem in the world, but experts say the issue feels great in Mega-Biominifiese Malaysia.
“More than 80 percent of the rivers in Klang Valley, which are occupied by foreign fish species, which can cause local water life in the rivers,” said Dr. Kalithasan Kailasam, a tea expert with a Malaysian-based Global Environment Center.
“It is growing in almost all other major rivers in Malaysia,” Kailasam said that species such as Suckermouth are the potential to leave and leave local fish to lose local fish.
In addition to Suckermouth, Malaysia’s waterways, aggressive Peacock Bass, Javanese Carp and Redtail Catfish are threatened.
The full rate of the problem is not yet known, the Malaysian fishing department, after a four-year study by 2024, in the fields of invasive species, peninsula and Laguan island, in the lakes and main rivers.
The threat was excited, a small group of civil groups came together to fight the occupiers.
They are headed by the Haziq, they suddenly try to return the rivers of Malaysia to a fin.
Occupation of invasive fish
Civil Fish Hunters’ s search for the fight against invasive types, the former health adviser started during the country’s Covid-19 locks, the former health adviser returned to the fish as a river near the center of the central Selangor. Every fish that he found, known as “Pleco” or “Tekan Bandara”, known as “Did Bandaraya” and “Gorge Fish”, known as “cleansing fish”, known as “cleaning fish”, food and dead fish are known as “cleansing fish”.
When we empty them after their native, Suckermouth, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, channel, sectors, channels, channels, or grew up for the tanks.
According to thick, snowy skin, Suchermuts usually prevent larger predators in Malaysia and grow about half a meter (1.6ft) in length.
Like lower nutrients, it is known that the fish of the fish eat their eggs and destroyed the nests. Catfish also builds nests on the river banks, which leads to a serious environmental issue in Malaysia, which brings heavy rain to monsoon winds in the year.
The Central Bank of Malaysia, in 2024, the frequency of the flood since 2020, the country has 85 percent of the natural disasters of the country, he said.
Although far from his favorite fish, it discovered that it will be used as a bait for the other larger fish, Suckerfish Roe, and others sell their eggs to other fishing enthusiasts. He obtained the following by putting his exploitation on social media. Additional research then caused him to learn about the threats created by invasive species.
Harziq began to involve coordinating anklers, and in 2022, a cull decided to form a group for a river in a river in a river in a river in a river.
Their public profile and popularity increases. The group’s membership has now grew up more than 1000 and has a strong fan that follows social media.
“People asked how to join our group, because we looked at ecosystem,” he said.
In the capital Kuala Lumpur, the fishing staff first visited the first place, the fish hunter, 31 tons of Suchermouths in 2024 visited the rivers in other countries in their campaign.
Exfect, use or cook for research or eat?
At the beginning of this year, he placed on a mission to see how many Sujmuts could hold during a working shores of the Klang River and his comrades.
But hunting for invasive fish can be difficult. Hunters without boats, subbater dumps such as garbage in the river bed should walk fast-moving water.
Almost all the fish they caught are invasive, but once they take a local place once.
“Haruan (Snake Header)!” The former marine divili shouted, 46, 46 years old, 46, took off a small fish, took a few Suchermuts from a network.
“It’s rare! There was more than them in the river,” he said.
In the torment of the Haziq, when the hunters find a very invasive kind, the more people will walk to many people, they will take a walk to more people to participate in a way.
Only in three hours, the day, which sets out to calculate the invasive fish of many invasive fish, just three hours a half toned SUCMUTURE – they had to fill them in sacks.
Previously, the hunters bowed the pigeon into deep holes from the tea. Now, in general, they found a more creative way to dispose of an unwanted fish.
Earlier this year earlier this year, Suchermouths were handed over to a local entrepreneur to test the fish in a form of coal known as BioChar.
Some local universities have also begun to investigate the possible use of Suchermut. A university research article examined the potential of the SUCMOUTH collagen for the use of medicinal use, as a fertilizer or as a leather.
In some cases, hunters eat even the fish they caught, although it depends on what river.
Although Redtail or African cats are tasteless, Suckermouth is a less attractive choice of Suckermouth, known as “devil fish” – but a fast river voice is not outside the question.
“If the fish are from Klang River,” Mohd Zulkifli Mokhtar, before the holy of Ramadan’s holy Muslim month before fasting dozens of hunters.
“But it is still better than the Langat River,” Zulkifli said: “Kuala Lumpur” in Bangi (16 miles), in Bangali (16 miles), marinated and fried.
Bangladesh and Indonesian work found the kind of cats with high levels of heavy metal and pollutants. Malaysian University of University of Technology Mara 2024 article, Suckermouth made a research showing the level of contaminants in Suckermouth “was very affected by the level of pollution in the river.”
‘If we don’t move now, it would be worse’
The Malaysian Fisheries Department, those who are invasive, because their native fish are threatened, there are no records of local species.
Local fish have become either prey or struggle to survive, 90 percent of 90 percent of fish in six rivers in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur region have now.
Director General of the Department Adnan Husseini, from 2021 to 2025 since 2025 since 2025 to 2025 from 2025 to 2025 since 2025, from 2025 to 2025, from 2025 to 2025, from 2025 to 2025, said in 2025 in 2025.
Last year, the last year, a scheme for each kilogram ($ 0.23) for each kilogram ($ 0.23) for each kilogram ($ 0.23), each kilogram ($ 0.23) was removed from two kilg ($ 2.23). The caught fish had to have animal feed and organic fertilizer.
Restrictions on the import of certain foreign water types – all types and groups, including all types and groups, added that the program and cooperation with fish hunters helped with the problem.
In a river in the province of Selangor, Adnan, the amount of invasive fish charged after an elimination program is 600 kg (1,300lb), more than 150 kg (330lb) an event with more than four or five months.
However, the University Malaysia Terengganu Fish researcher Professor Amirrudin said Ahmad’s invasive fish of Ahmad was “almost impossible,” he said.
“Thus, many types of species (native water bodies) live and are not possible to get rid of invasive species through water poisoning,” said there were about 80 types of fish presented in Malaysia so far.
The growing temperature after the climate change can then allow the prey of Mekong Redtaail CATFISH in the refrigerator in Malaysia.
“They are here to stay here,” he said.
“It’s just that,” he said, “It looks like the native countries of the environment or these species are very harmonized.”
This is an environmental war that will never be earned that the pleasure and a point where the Hunters of the Hunters of the country are fully aware. At the recent times, almost every tea that they visited said there was nothing but an unusual fish.
However, their mission will continue together with a hunt and public awareness of thousands of people to watch social media videos in the press.
“Yes, this fish will not go completely from our rivers,” he said.
“But if we don’t move now, it would be worse,” he said.
“It’s better to move more than just letting him leave.”
“At least we can reduce the population rather than allow you to completely capture our local fish.”
