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The effects of caging on the colonization and development of the fouling community in the upper Bonny estuary was studied. The experimental design was such that sets of wooden panels (20x20 cm) were screened with cages constructed with plastic netting while another set was left uncaged. Both sets of panels were submerged below low tide level and sampled fortnightly for seventy-four days. The species settling on the panels (as well as on the mesh of the cage) were identified and examined for percentage cover. Data obtained were subjected to Analyis of Variance or t-tests after arc-sine transformation. Faunal abundance was found to be significantly higher on the mesh of the cage than on the panels (p (Journal of Applied Sciences & Environmental Management: 2002 6(1): 29-33)

The Effects of Caging on the Colonization of Fouling Organisms in the Upper Bonny Estuary