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s: Fish species diversity of Tagwai Dam (Longitude 639 to 644 East and Latitude 34 to 937 North to South-west of Minna were studied. The sampling was conducted fortnightly for three. Five species from five genera and five families were identified. These were Clupeidae, Cichlidae, Bagridae, Clarridae, Mochokidae and Cyprinidae. The total count for species during the sampling period was 13,773. Clupeidae were the most dominant species with a total counts of (7,897) while Labeo (Cyprinidae) had the least population. There were significant differences (P<0.05) in the weight of the samples of species obtained. There was also significant difference (P<0.05) between the Tilapia species and Clupeid species. However, but there was no significant difference (P> 0.05) among the species of Clarias, Synodontis and Labeo whose population were the lowest. Adoption of fish conservation and management strategies and enforcements of fisheries by-laws are necessary to improve the fishery resource of the Tagwai dam coupled with regular bio-diversity study of the Dam.

Fish Species Diversity And Abundance Of Tagwai Dam Minna, Niger State