RAW DATA MEASUREMENT OF LENGTH AND WEIGHT OF NAPOLEON FISH (Cheilinus undulatus) IN BANGGAI ISLANDS AND BANGGAI SEA DISTRICT, CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE INDONESIA

Length-weight measurements of C. undulatus for 3 months carried out in five research locations obtained as many as 163 specimens with a total length of 150-590 mm (average 323.71; ±61.93 mm) and a total weight of 100-3500g (average 612; ±443.53 g). This data shows that the specimens caught for live marketing are immature juvenile fish. The frequency distribution of the highest class of hose size was at 249.5-299.5 (47 specimens), 299.5-349.5 (44 specimens), and 349.5-399.5 mm (38 specimens), the highest total frequency was 129 specimens followed by 399.5-449.5 (17 specimens) and 199.5-249.5 (11 specimens). Meanwhile, the lowest frequencies were at 149.5-199.5 (2 specimens), 499.5-549.5 (2 specimens), and at 499.5-549.5 and 549.5-599.5 only 1 specimen each.