“…However, only 14 marine species, mostly finfish, have currently been successfully bred and mass‐produced to supply seed for grow‐out mariculture. They are seven species of grouper (Andamari, Moria, Permana, Haryanti, & Suwirya, ; Kasprijo & Alit, ; Mayunar, Imanto, Diani, & Yokokawa, ; Slamet & Rukmana, ; Sumiarsa, Setiadi, Supii, Suwirya, & Aslianti, ; Tridjoko, Slamet, Makatutu, & Sugama, ) three species of seabass (Giri, Suwirya, Pithasari, & Marzuqi, ; Imanto & Melianawati, ; Irianto, Asmanelli, & Andreas, ), golden stripe trevally (Setiadharma & Asmanik, ), cobia (Priyono, Slamet, Supii, & Asmanik, ) and tuna (Hutapea, Permana, & Andamari, ; Hutapea & Permana, ) that are farmed in Indonesia. From these marine fish species, only milkfish, tiger grouper, barramundi and spotted grouper have been mass‐cultured by fish farmers.…”