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Striated murrel Channa striatus were injected with natu­ ral hormones (pituitary extract and human chorionic gonado­ tropin) and synthetic hormones (luteinizing hormone releasing hormone analogue and ovaprim). When compared to the LHRHap and ovaprim, the latency period was long in pitui­ tary(24 h) and HCG-injected (26 h) fish. In the pituitary­ injected C. striatus the percentage of fertilisation was the lowest (60-68%) but the duration of hatching was longest (39-43 h) followed by HCG(36-38h ), LHRHap(34-36 h) and ovaprim-injected (21-23 h) individuals. In terms of fer­ tilisation (95-98%) and hatching, ovaprim yielded better re­ sults. Ova reached the highest diameter (1.34-1.45 mm) in C. striatus injected with ovaprim, followed by HCG (1.22-1.30 mm) and pituitary (1.21-1.27 mm). The lowest ova diameter (1.07-1.09 mm) was observed in C. striatus injected with LHRHap.

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Induced spawning of the striped murrel Channa striatus using pituitary extracts, human chorionic gonadotropin, luteinizing hormone releasing hormone analogue, and ovaprim(r)