Live aquatic organisms originating from natural waters (a) No species of wild-caught aquatic organism may be exported without the specific approval of the Minister. (b) Exportation of the following fishes of conservation concern is expressly prohibited: Scientific name Common name Distribution Freshwater species Rock catfish Apparently rare, endemic to Orange River System Austroglanis sclateri Shorthead barb Isolated pools in Otjhipa Mountains near the Barbus breviceps Kunene River Narmaqua barb Endemic to lower Orange River and Fish River, Barbus hospes abundant but vulnerable Largemouth yellowfish Present but declining in the Orange River System Barhus kimberleyensis Angolan happy Known only from museum specimens, but present Chetia welwitschi in the Kunene River Broadhead catfish Rare red data species from the Okavango and Clairiallabes Zambezi rivers platyprosopos sp. Undescribed; found in the Kunene River in 1992 Clariallabes Cave catfish Endangered; endemic to the Algamas Cave near Clarias cavernicola Otavi, threatened by lowering water table Kunene kneria only from the Kunene River Kneria maydelli sp. Caprivi killifish Endangered; endemic to the Caprivi Region; Nothobranchius undescribed, threatened by road building and pollution Kunene happy Endemic to the Kunene although abundant Sargochromis coulteri Kunene dwarf happy Endemic to the Kunene River Schwetzochromis mechadoi Thick-lipped happy Endemic to the Kunene Thoracochromis albolabris Namib happy Endemic to the Kunene River, although abundant Thoracochromis buysi Otjikoto tilapia Endangered; endemic to Namibian sinkhole lakes, Tilapia guinesana threatened by lowering of water table in Lake Guinas, which will impede breeding. Marine/Brackishwater Fishes Endemic brackishwater/marine species Dicrolene pallidus Annexure P Republic of Namibia Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Lists of approved ports (Regulation 21) Airports
Live aquatic organisms originating from natural waters (a) No species of wild-caught aquatic organism may be exported without the specific approval of the Minister. (b) Exportation of the following fishes of conservation concern is expressly prohibited: Scientific name Common name Distribution Freshwater species Austroglanis sclateri Rock catfish Apparently rare, endemic to Orange River System Barbus breviceps Shorthead barb Isolated pools in Otjhipa Mountains near the Kunene River Barbus hospes Narmaqua barb Endemic to lower Orange River and Fish River, abundant but vulnerable Barhus kimberleyensis Largemouth yellowfish Present but declining in the Orange River System Chetia welwitschi Angolan happy Known only from museum specimens, but present in the Kunene River Clairiallabes platyprosopos Broadhead catfish Rare red data species from the Okavango and Zambezi rivers Clariallabes sp. Undescribed; found in the Kunene River in 1992 Clarias cavernicola Cave catfish Endangered; endemic to the Algamas Cave near Otavi, threatened by lowering water table Kneria maydelli Kunene kneria only from the Kunene River Nothobranchius sp. Caprivi killifish Endangered; endemic to the Caprivi Region; undescribed, threatened by road building and pollution Sargochromis coulteri Kunene happy Endemic to the Kunene although abundant Schwetzochromis mechadoi Kunene dwarf happy Endemic to the Kunene River Thoracochromis albolabris Thick-lipped happy Endemic to the Kunene Thoracochromis buysi Namib happy Endemic to the Kunene River, although abundant Tilapia guinesana Otjikoto tilapia Endangered; endemic to Namibian sinkhole lakes, threatened by lowering of water table in Lake Guinas, which will impede breeding. Marine/Brackishwater Fishes Dicrolene pallidus Endemic brackishwater/marine species Annexure P Republic of Namibia Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Lists of approved ports (Regulation 21) Airports