Scientists have used microchips to track the movements of more than 75,000 native fish along the Murray River in southern Australia.
The idea for the fish database was developed by a Melbourne digital technology company KarlTek, which specialises in wildlife monitoring systems and equipment.
The company set up a national database that collates information contributed by state fisheries agencies, researchers and community fishing clubs.
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