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Hampala dispar (Cyprinidae)
Lao Name: Sout 1

The following information has been kindly supplied by Mr Terry Warren. Email: twarren@udon.loxinfo.co.th
Maximum size (cm): 35
Major nutrition mode: Carnivorous
Diet: Prawns, shrimps, fish, insect larvae
Migration (months) Upstream: ?
Downstream: ?
Lateral: 5 to 6
Longitudinal migratory species: ?
Spawning habitat: ?
Spawning months: ?4 to ?10
Endemic in the Mekong Basin: Yes
Abundance category: Locally abundant
Commercial status: Semi-commercial
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Last updated 23 July, 2000
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