“…In Indonesia, there are approximately 9 species of fish with high economic value that has been cryopreserved (Maulida et al, 2020), including Channa striata (Mangkunegara et al, 2019), Chromobotia macracanthus (Abinawanto et al, 2018), Tor soro (Zairin et al, 2005;Alifiani et al, 2020;Fatriani et al, 2020;Harjanti et al, 2020;Laeni et al, 2020;Pamungkas et al, 2020;Putri et al, 2020;Vardini et al, 2020;Wulandari et al, 2020), Barbonymus gonionotus (Abinawanto et al, 2013;Abinawanto et al, 2016;Abinawanto and Aisyah, 2018), Osphronemus goramy (Abinawanto et al, 2011;Abinawanto et al, 2012a;Abinawanto et al, 2012b;Abinawanto et al, 2015;Abinawanto and Putri, 2017;Abinawanto et al, 2017), Osteochilus hasseltii or Osteochilus vittatus (Sunarma et al, 2008;Sunarma et al, 2010), Poropontius tawarensis (Muthmainnah et al, 2019) and Rasbora tawarensis (Muchlisin et al, 2020).…”