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Nandus nandus collected from regions of high and low predation and its foraging behaviour was investigated. A strong correlation in the foraging assay with that of sites from fish emerged. These habitats differ in physical structure and resident prey communities so related difference in searching behaviours for effective foraging. Laboratory feeding trials were conducted in aquaria containing T maze is used by Nandus nandus to study their habitat specific foraging rates. Leaf fish from high-predation areas were faster in seeking food than those fish from low predation. These results suggest personality traits are influenced by population specific ecological variables and may have future fitness consequences in wild population. Foraging skill plays a major behaviour that influences the fish in wild. These differences in searching tactics translate into differences in habitat-specific foraging efficiency. So here this behavioural measure is studied in detail before planning post larval release technology in this LnRT fish. Hence this work will be in sight to conservation of this fish from LnRt category.

Population Difference in foraging behaviour of Nandus nandus (Hum-Buch)