Diseases in Aquaculture

Infectious diseases pose one of the most significant threats to successful aquaculture. The maintenance of large numbers of fish crowded together in a small area provides an environment conducive for the development and spread of infectious diseases. In this crowded, relatively unnatural environment, fish are stressed and more susceptible to disease. 

  • viral infections, bacterial infections and fungal infections
  • water mould infections, metazoan parasites
  • Control of Diseases in Aquaculture Populations
  • Disease Implications of Interactions of Aquaculture and Wild Fish Populations
  • Human Health Implications of Fish Diseases
  • Diseases in Wild Fish
  • Aquatic Aniaml Health and Biosecurity
  • Fish Diseases and Fish Nutrition/Health Management

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