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This study aims at investigating the spawning migration of the endemic  Labeobarbus  species and  C. gariepinus  from Lake Tana, through Ribb River, to Welala and Shesher wetlands. The study was conducted during peak spawning months (July to October, 2010). Fish were collected through overnight gillnet settings. A total of 1725 specimens of the genus  Labeobarbus  (13 species) and 506 specimens of  C. gariepinus  were collected. Six species of  Labeobarbus  formed prespawning aggregation at Ribb River mouth. However, no  Labeobarbus  species was found to spawn in the two wetlands. More than 90% of the catch in Welala and Shesher wetlands was contributed by  C. gariepinus . This implies that these wetlands are ideal spawning and nursery habitats for  C. gariepinus  but not for the endemic  Labeobarbus  species. Except  L. intermedius , all the six  Labeobarbus  species (aggregated at Ribb River mouth) and  C. gariepinus  (spawning at Shesher and Welala wetlands) were temporally segregated.

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Shesher and Welala Floodplain Wetlands (Lake Tana, Ethiopia): Are They Important Breeding Habitats for<i>Clarias gariepinus</i>and the Migratory<i>Labeobarbus</i>Fish Species?

Shesher and Welala Floodplain Wetlands (Lake Tana, Ethiopia): Are They Important Breeding Habitats forClarias gariepinusand the MigratoryLabeobarbusFish Species?