Assessment of the stress induced by decays within a system of intensive rearing of the Asian cyprinid
Journal Title: Aquaculture, Aquarium, Conservation & Legislation - International Journal of the Bioflux Society - Year 2011, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
In intensive fish farming systems in the recent years, under the multiplication of stressor factors, there is a trend of gradual increase in pathological disease whose etiologic agents are not appreciated at their real pathogenic value by fish farmers. Technological performance in classical aquaculture depends largely on the efficiency of disease control as well as stressful conditions. The subject of this paper was aimed at reducing losses in intensive aquaculture by applying efficient prophylactic and therapeuticmeasures, a good knowledge of parasitological diseases, their length, intensity degree and also the influence on the fish population being necessary. For these reasons, a complete ichtyopathological examination was done in the case of Asian cyprinid species, during 2007-2008 in the Carja 1 (Vaslui County, Romania) farm conditions, identifying the following parasitofauna: protozoa (ciliophora), plathelminthes worms (monogenea and trematoda) and crustaceans.
Authors and Affiliations
Adina Popescu, Victor Cristea, Angelica Docan, Sandita Ion (Placinta), Maria Dicu, Ionica Enache (Bancu)
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