Java or catfish catfish (Clarias batrachus) Kampong is a tribal member of the Clariidae catfish.
In the past, this species is considered widespread ranging from older continental India, Southeast Asia, Indonesia, and the Philippines, but lately only the taxa of limited spread in Java considered c. batrachus [4].
Taxa-other taxa are considered entered into three or more other species.
A group of c. batrachus is known in the language of the United Kingdom as a walking catfish, because their ability to ' walk ' on the Mainland; mainly looking for a place to move more water.
Catfish is one of the important consumption of fish, particularly in the rural areas of Java. But these fish never cultivated massively. Most of the stock for the consumption obtained by catching it from nature.
Later, with the growing difficulty of getting catfish Ward, his position was replaced by consumption in clarias gariepinus (c. gariepinus) are more easily maintained and developed scattered through.
