SOME MICROBIAL AND PARASITIC INVESTIGATIONS IN OREOCHROMIS SPECIES IN ELZWAIDA EFFLUENT AT KALUBIA GOVERNORATE
EL-TAWAB, A., GHARIB, F., HUSIEN, M., SALAMA, S. (2008). SOME MICROBIAL AND PARASITIC INVESTIGATIONS IN OREOCHROMIS SPECIES IN ELZWAIDA EFFLUENT AT KALUBIA GOVERNORATE. EKB Journal Management System, 56(3), 151-165. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.2008.378963
ABD EL-TAWAB; F GHARIB; MONA, M HUSIEN; SOAD, S SALAMA. "SOME MICROBIAL AND PARASITIC INVESTIGATIONS IN OREOCHROMIS SPECIES IN ELZWAIDA EFFLUENT AT KALUBIA GOVERNORATE". EKB Journal Management System, 56, 3, 2008, 151-165. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.2008.378963
EL-TAWAB, A., GHARIB, F., HUSIEN, M., SALAMA, S. (2008). 'SOME MICROBIAL AND PARASITIC INVESTIGATIONS IN OREOCHROMIS SPECIES IN ELZWAIDA EFFLUENT AT KALUBIA GOVERNORATE', EKB Journal Management System, 56(3), pp. 151-165. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.2008.378963
EL-TAWAB, A., GHARIB, F., HUSIEN, M., SALAMA, S. SOME MICROBIAL AND PARASITIC INVESTIGATIONS IN OREOCHROMIS SPECIES IN ELZWAIDA EFFLUENT AT KALUBIA GOVERNORATE. EKB Journal Management System, 2008; 56(3): 151-165. doi: 10.21608/vmjg.2008.378963

SOME MICROBIAL AND PARASITIC INVESTIGATIONS IN OREOCHROMIS SPECIES IN ELZWAIDA EFFLUENT AT KALUBIA GOVERNORATE

Veterinary Medical Journal (Giza)
Volume 56, Issue 3, July 2008, Page 151-165  XML PDF (6.16 MB)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/vmjg.2008.378963
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ABD EL-TAWAB* 1; F GHARIB1; MONA, M HUSIEN2; SOAD, S SALAMA2
1Giza Provincial Lab., Animal Heath Research Inst.
2Fish Diseases Dept, Animal Heath Research Inst., Dokki Giza
Abstract
Naturally infected Oreochromis species as well as water samples were collected from Elzwaida effluent at Kalubia governorate and examined. The study revealed presences of mixed infection by parasites, bacteria and fungi. 80% of examined fish were suffered from Trichodiniasis. The involved pathogenic bacterial spp. from examined fish were identified as Aeromonas hydrophila, Flavobacteria spp. and Vibrio species. Also Ich thyophonus hoferi was identified in 40% of examined fish. The clinical signs among examined fish varied according to the severity of infection which was summarized as detached scales, black coloration, superficial ulcers, fin & tail rot and or hemorrhagic signs on body surface. Post-mortem findings varied according to type and severity of infection summarized as hemorrhagic signs in internal organs with congested blood vessels of intestine and mesentery.
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