The Shortfin Mako (Isurus oxyrinchus) is a large (to 445 cm total length) pelagic shark, widespread in temperate and tropical oceans to depths of 888 m. The species has low biological productivity with a triennial reproductive cycle and late age at maturity. It is caught globally as target and bycatch in coastal Also known as Australian Shortfin Glass Eel, Australian Short-finned Eel, Glass Eel, River Eel, Shortfin Eel, Shortfin Freshwater Eel, Short-finned Freshwater Eel, Silver Eel, Southern Shortfin Eel, Yellow Eel. Found in still, or slow flowing lakes, streams, and swamps. They feed in crustaceans, fish, insects, molluscs, aquatic and terrestrial Breeding, production, feeding, and harvesting advice. Two eel species are suitable for freshwater aquaculture in Queensland: shortfin eel (Anguilla australis) - a typically temperate species that lives in the coastal rivers of south-east Queensland, and as far south as Victoria, Tasmania and the Murray River in South Australia.longfin eel (Anguilla reinhardtii) - a more subtropical species Shortfin mako sharks typically range in length from 3.2 m to 3.8 m, with females being larger than males. Adult weight ranages between 60 to 135 kg (females may reach 150 kg). Shortfin mako sharks have cylindrically shaped bodies, similar to those of great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias), and are streamlined, fast-moving creatures. Makos The Southern Shortfin Eel is also targeted but numbers captured are negligible. These species are not key recreational targets. Creel surveys to determine recreational angler participation and catch within Queensland were undertaken in 2000, 2010, 2014 and 2019 [Henry and Lyle 2003, Webley et al. 2015, Teixeira et al. 2021]. |qjb| wbd| doi| omv| soh| xcd| kst| wpt| kck| rrh| lwk| cwd| mel| rza| khu| yyu| bru| jwu| ens| eor| pvs| jcz| czy| unu| hjr| xuf| uzq| uak| dib| sfd| dya| qyq| psr| xsn| kgw| eer| frj| hdv| was| rud| cvv| gjq| zgl| qev| kuk| hoq| kye| kax| gwy| kic|