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Bangladesh, formed by a deltaic plain, has extensive water resources in the form of ponds, haors, beels, huge floodplains, lakes, canals, rivers and estuaries covering an area of 4.56 million ha which have tremendous scope for fisheries (DoF, 2011). In Bangladesh, the total annual fish production was estimated at 41.34 lakh MT in 2016-17, of which 23.33 lakh MT (56.44 %) were obtained from inland aquaculture, 11.63 lakh MT (28.14%) from inland capture fisheries and 6.37 lakh MT (15.42 %) from marine fisheries (DoF, 2017). Bangladesh is now one of the world leading fish producing country and fisheries sector contributes 3.61% to GDP and 24.41% to agricultural GDP where Mymensingh is one of the Abstract

Comparative performances of exotic and indigenous fish species with commercial culture systems of Mymensingh district in Bangladesh