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Snakehead (Channastriata) of family Channidae, is considered as important food source due to its delicate flesh, well-accepted flavour, its high nutritional and unique medicinal values, and also availability throughout the year. Like other labyrinth fish such as Climbing perch [1]and Kissing gourami [2],the snakehead is air-breathing fish and adaptable to extreme environmental change [3]. In nature, snakehead can be found in swamps, rivers, canals, lakes, and paddy fields[4,5,6,7], and can also be commercially cultured in earthen ponds,fish farm, cage nets or hapa system [8,9], including its business feasibility [10, 11]. Meanwhile, in Europe and North America, it is considered as an invasive species with high risks to aquatic ecosystems [12, 13].

Effectiveness of the Addition of Kelakai (Stenochlaena palustris) Extracts in Commercial Pellet as Immunostimulant for Snakehead (Channa striata)