Milkfish (C. Chanos) is a popular food fish in Southeast Asia. This fish is the only species still present in the Chanidae tribe. along with six additional genera are reported to have existed, but are extinct. In the Acehnese language called 'Muloh' and in English 'milkfish'
They live in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean and tend to flock around the coast and islands with coral reefs. Young, newly hatched fish live in the sea for 2-3 weeks, then move to the brackish mangrove swamps, and sometimes saltwater lakes. The new milkfish returns to the sea when they grow up and can multiply by laying eggs.
Young fish called nener that collected people from the rivers and beach lips, then grew up in ponds by the fish farmers milkfish. There they can be fed anything and grow quickly. Once large enough (usually about 25-30 cm) milkfish sold fresh or frozen. Milkfish processed by fried, baked, steamed, or smoked.
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Class: Actinopterygi
Ordo: Gonorynchiformes
Famili: Chanidae
Genus: Chanos
Species: C. chanos
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