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Kuota Penangkapan Jenis Satwa Dan Pengambilan Jenis Tumbuhan Appendiks Ii Cites Periode 2016 Lampiran Surat No. : SK. 283/KSDAE-SET/2015 Tanggal : 11 Desember 2015 KUOTA PENANGKAPAN JENIS SATWA DAN PENGAMBILAN JENIS TUMBUHAN APPENDIKS II CITES PERIODE 2016 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil MAMALIA 1 Pteropus vampyrus 250 225 Total Common Flying-fox Sumut 200 Kalong Kapauk 50 Jateng REPTILIA ULAR / SNAKES 1 Liasis (Apodora) papuanus 300 270 Total Papuan Olive Python / 200 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) Papua Ular Sanca Irian 100 2 Candoia aspera 1.200 1.080 Total Papuan Ground Boa / 800 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) Ular Boa Tanah 400 Papua 3 Candoia carinata 600 540 Total Papuan Tree Boa / Hidup (Pet) Ular Boa Pohon 350 Papua Barat 250 Papua 4 Candoia paulsoni 200 180 Total Halmahera Ball Boa / 200 Maluku Utara Hidup (Pet) Ular Boa Halmahera (Halmahera) 5 Bothrochilus 500 450 Total (Leiopython) albertisi 300 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) White-lipped / D'Albert's 200 Papua Ular Sanca Bibir Putih 6 Total Simalia (Morelia) amethistina 150 135 Scrub / Amesthistine Python 50 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) Ular Sanca Permata 100 Papua 7 Simalia (Morelia) tracyae 50 45 Total Halmahera python 50 Maluku Utara Hidup (Pet) Ular Sanca Halmahera (Halmahera) 8 Simalia (Morelia) nauta 50 45 Maluku Total Nauta Tanimbar Python 50 (yamdena dan Hidup (Pet) Ular Sanca Tanimbar Tanimbar) 9 Simalia (Morelia) clastolepis 50 45 maluku Total Southern Moluccas Python 50 Hidup (Pet) 1 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil Ular Sanca Seram (ambon & Seram) 10 Liasis mackloti mackoti 100 90 Total Macklot's Python / Ular sanca 100 NTT Hidup (Pet) mackloti 11 Liasis fuscus 200 180 Total Brown Water python 200 Papua Hidup (Pet) Sanca air coklat 12 Morelia spilota harrisoni 300 270 Total Carpet Python / 100 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) Ular Sanca Karpet 200 Papua 13 Naja sputatrix 146.500 131.850 Total Black Spit Cobra / 146.000 131.400 Kulit Ular Kobra 70.000 Jatim 69.500 Jateng 6.500 Jabar 500 450 Hidup (Pet) 200 Jatim 100 Jabar 200 Jateng 14 Ophiophagus hannah 100 90 Total King Cobra / 50 Lampung Hidup (Pet) Ular Kobra/Ular anang 50 Jateng 15 Ptyas mucosa/mucosus 99.941 89.947 Total Rat Snake/ 99.500 89.550 Kulit Ular Jali 49.000 Jatim 40.500 Jateng 10.000 Jabar 441 397 Hidup (Pet) 200 Jatim 41 Jabar 200 Jateng 16 Python breitensteini 13.800 12.420 Total Bornean Blood Python/ 12.500 11.250 Kulit Ular Dipong 2.000 Kaltim 6.000 Kalbar 2.500 Kalsel 2.000 Kalteng 1.300 1.170 Hidup (Pet) 1.300 Kalbar 17 Python brongersmai 43.140 38.826 Total Brongersma’s Blood Python/ 41.040 36.936 Kulit 2 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil Ular Gendang Merah 10.000 NAD 17.840 Sumut 4.300 Sumsel * * termasuk Propinsi Babel 4.900 Riau 4.000 Jambi 2.100 1.890 Hidup (pet) 1.500 Sumut 300 Riau 300 Sumsel 18 Python curtus 2.600 2.340 Total Sumatran Blood Python/ 2.300 2.070 Kulit Ular Gendang Hitam 300 Sumut 460 Lampung 600 NAD 700 Sumbar 240 Bengkulu 300 270 Hidup (Pet) 200 Lampung 100 Bengkulu 19 Malayopython 180.000 162.000 Total (Python) reticulatus 176.700 159.030 Kulit Reticulated Python/ 18.500 Kaltim Ular Sanca Kembang 23.000 Kalbar 20.000 Sumut 5.000 Lampung 29.400 Sulsel 8.000 Bengkulu 10.000 Jambi 13.000 Sumsel 11.000 Kalsel 6.500 Riau 5.000 Sulteng 500 NTB 5.000 Sumbar 15.600 Kalteng 1.200 Maluku 5.000 NAD 3.300 2.970 Hidup (Pet) 400 Bengkulu 300 Sumsel 1.300 Sumut 200 Lampung 1.100 Kalbar 3 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil BIAWAK / MONITORS 20 Varanus doreanus 600 540 Total Blue Tail Monitor/ 400 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) Biawak Ekor Biru 200 Papua 21 Varanus dumerilii 1.000 900 Total Dumeril's Monitor 100 Sumut Hidup (Pet) Biawak Dumeril 300 NAD 100 Sumsel 300 Kalbar 200 Kalteng 22 Varanus jobiensis 500 450 Total Peach-throated Monitor 300 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) Biawak Sepik 200 Papua 23 Varanus rudicollis 1.000 900 Total Roughneck Tree Monitor 200 Kaltim Hidup (Pet) Biawak Serunai 100 Sumut 300 Kalbar 100 NAD 100 Sumsel 200 Kalteng 24 Varanus salvadorii 300 270 Total Crocodile Monitor 150 Papua Barat Hidup (Pet) Biawak Bunga Tanjung 150 Papua 25 Varanus salvator 475.375 427.838 Total Common Water Monitor / 469.500 422.550 Kulit Biawak Air 10.000 Kalteng 60.000 Kalbar 26.000 Riau 7.000 NTB 5.000 Jateng 16.000 Sumbar 9.500 Jabar 35.000 Kaltim 44.000 NAD 25.500 Bengkulu 25.000 Jambi 12.500 Jatim 50.000 Sumsel 10.000 Sulsel 10.000 Sulteng 69.000 Sumut 25.000 Lampung 30.000 Kalsel 5.875 5.288 Hidup (Pet) 1.000 Kalbar 4 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil 1.000 Kaltim 1.000 Riau 1.000 Sumsel 125 Jabar 250 Jateng 1.500 Sumut KURA-KURA / TURTLES 26 Amyda cartilaginea 28.000 25.200 Total Asiatic Softshell turtle / 26.000 23.400 Labi-Labi / Bulus 2.700 NAD Hidup (konsumsi) 3.000 Sumut Penangkapan dengan berat 3.000 Riau badan di bawah 5 kg atau di 2.200 Sumbar atas 15 kg berat hidup 1.800 Jambi Kuota Sulteng dalam rangka 1.000 Sumsel eradikasi Amyda cartilaginea 2.500 Kalbar sebagai satwa introduksi 2.000 Kalteng di Sulawesi 2.800 Kalsel 4.500 Kaltim 500 Sulteng 2.000 1.800 Hidup (Pet) 275 NAD 300 Sumut 350 Jambi 250 Kalbar 250 Lampung 250 Jateng 125 Jatim 200 Bengkulu 27 Cuora amboinensis 20.000 18.000 Total Asian Box Terrapin / 13.900 12.510 Hidup (Konsumsi) Kura Ambon 1.500 Sumut 2.200 Riau 1.000 Jambi 700 Sumbar 500 Sumsel 1.500 Kalbar 2.000 Kalteng 1.500 Kalsel 500 Kaltim 1.500 Sulteng * 1.000 Sulsel 6.100 5.490 Hidup (Pet) 5 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil 1.500 Kaltim 1.500 Sumsel 1.000 Kalbar 700 Kalteng 700 Sumut 700 Riau 28 Cyclemys dentata 14.225 12.803 Total Asian leaf turtle/ 12.000 10.800 Hidup (Konsumsi) Kura-kura daun / bergerigi 1.000 NAD 1.000 Sumut 2.000 Sumbar 1.500 Riau 2.000 Sumsel 500 Lampung 1.500 Kalbar 1.500 Kalsel 1.000 Kaltim 2.225 2.003 Hidup (Pet) 500 Sumut 225 Jabar 500 Kalbar 500 Kaltim 500 Riau 29 Dogania subplana 5.000 4.500 Total Malayan Softshell Turtle/ 3.300 2.970 Hidup (Konsumsi) Labi batu 400 NAD berat badan kurang atau 400 Sumut sama dengan 3 kg 800 Sumbar 150 Jateng 150 Jatim 300 Kalbar 300 Kalsel 300 Kaltim 300 Riau 200 Jabar 1.700 1.530 Hidup (pet) 350 NAD berat badan kurang atau 300 Sumut sama dengan 3 kg 300 Riau 200 Jateng 200 Jatim 350 Kaltim 30 Heosemys spinosa 500 450 Total 6 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil Spiny Turtle / 100 Kalbar Hidup (Pet) Kura Duri 150 Sumut Ukuran panjang karapas sama 50 Sumbar dengan atau di bawah 15 cm 150 Lampung 50 Bengkulu 31 Indotestudo forstenii 150 135 Total Sulawesian Tortoise / 150 Sulteng Hidup (Pet) Baning Sulawesi ukuran panjang karapas dibawah atau sama dengan 15 cm 32 Manouria emys 200 180 Total Brown Tortoise 200 Sumbar Hidup (Pet) Kura-kura gunung ukuran sama dengan atau dibawah 15 cm 33 Malayemis subtrijuga 200 180 Total Malayan snail-eating turtle / 100 Jabar Hidup (Pet) Kura Macan 100 Jateng Ukuran panjang karapas sama dengan atau dibawah 15 cm. 34 Notochelys platynota 900 810 Total Malayan flat-shelled turtle / 500 Kaltim Hidup (Pet) Kura Punggung Datar 50 Riau Ukuran panjang karapas sama 100 Sumbar dengan atau dibawah 15 cm. 125 Sumsel 125 Kalsel 35 Pelochelys bibroni 100 90 Total New Guinean Soft-shell 100 Papua Hidup (Pet) Turtle / Kenwa Ukuran panjang karapas sama dengan atau dibawah 15 cm 36 Pelochelys cantorii 60 54 Total Asian Giant Soft-shell Turtle/ 20 Kalbar Hidup (Pet) Labi-Labi Raksasa 20 Sumut Ukuran panjang karapas sama 20 Riau dengan atau dibawah 15 cm 37 Pelochelys signifera 500 450 Total Variegated Giant Softshell 500 Papua Hidup (Pet) Turtle / Labi-Labi Irian Ukuran panjang karapas sama dengan atau dibawah 15 cm 38 Siebenrockiella crassicollis 6.675 6.008 Total White Cheek Terrapin / 1.500 Kaltim Hidup (Pet) Kura Pipi Putih 25 Jabar Ukuran panjang karapas sama 500 Sumsel dengan atau dibawah 15 cm 400 Jambi 500 NAD 500 Kalbar 7 Jatah Lokasi No. Nama Jenis Keterangan Tangkap Export Tangkap/Ambil 500 Riau 100 Jateng 500 Sumut 400 Lampung 500 Kalteng 1.000 Sumbar 250 Kalsel BUAYA / CROCODILES 39 Crocodylus novaeguineae 32.500 22.000 Total New Guinea Fresh Water 17.500 Anakan; Untuk ranching, Crocodile /Buaya Irian 15.000 Papua panjang anakan maksimum 80 2.500 Papua Barat cm minimal lebar dada ukuran 12-20 8.500 Hasil ranching inch atau 30-50 cm 15.000 13.500 Kulit 11.500 Papua Hanya pada ukuran lebar dada 3.500 Papua Barat 12 - 20 inci atau 30 - 50 cm. 40 Crocodylus porosus/ 8.000 7.500 Total Estuarine Crocodile / 3.000 Papua Barat Anakan; Untuk ranching, Buaya Muara 5.000 Papua panjang anakan maksimum 80 minimal lebar dada ukuran 12-20 7.500 hasil ranching inch atau 30-50 cm atau 30 -50 cm BURUNG / AVES 1 Aprosmictus jonguillaceus/ Nihil 0 Perlu data penangkarnya Olive shouldered parrot Nuri raja kembang 2 Charmoyna placentis/ Nihil 0 Red-flanked Lorikeet Perkici Dagu-merah 3 Eos rubra / Nihil 0 Baru dilakukan survei Red Lory / awal.
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