A nutritional additive increases survival and reduces parasitism in Nile tilapia during masculinisation
Published: September 29, 2014
Summary
Ectoparasites are key agents responsible for causing diseases in farmed fish. The Nile tilapia, in particular, has been shown to be susceptible to infestation by trichodinids and monogeneans. These agents are the main parasites that impact super-intensive tilapia culture, although other ectoparasites may also be involved, such as Epistylis, Apiosoma, Chilodonella, Ichthyophthirius, Ichthyobodo, C...
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Aquivet Saúde Aquática
Aquivet Saúde Aquática
Alltech
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13 de agosto de 2015
Is a nutrional additive increases survival and reducee parasitism in other fish kinds? Have you traeted it with BIoMos or Actigent ( Altech Co. - USA ) ? i think : the result is the same yours !
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