BAGUNGON MEAT

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                    [Title] => Problem shellfish good for mudcrab fattener
                    [Summary] => Ever heard of bagungon?


It’s a large univalve snail with heavy and tall shell that resembles the shape of a little telescope. These shells feed on organic debris and are usually found in exposed mudflats were algae are also located.


Bagungon is considered a pest in brackishwater fishponds because it inhibits the growth of natural food and competes with the stock for food. Although edible and nutritious, it is not preferred as food but is merely used as extenders in feeding animals.


                    [DatePublished] => 2004-05-09 00:00:00
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Problem shellfish good for mudcrab fattener

May 9, 2004 - 12:00am

Ever heard of bagungon? It’s a large univalve snail with heavy and tall shell that resembles the shape of a little telescope. These shells feed on organic debris and are usually found in exposed mudflats were...

Agriculture