Disinfection Efficiency of Three Anti-Fungal Agents (Nanosil, Chloramine-T and Hydrogen Peroxide) on Persian Sturgeon (Acipenser persicus, Borodin 1897) Larvae


  •  Azin Ghazvini    
  •  Habib Rudsari    
  •  Ghobad Takami    
  •  Ali Masuleh    
  •  Aref Ashourpour    

Abstract

Due to the high mortality of eggs and larvae of Persian sturgeon caused by fungal infection, prevention could be a more effective tool for fish health management. In this respect, our study was conducted to compare the performance of the three types of antifungal agents (Nanosil, Chloramine-T and hydrogen peroxide) against fungal infection of Persian sturgeon larvae. For this purpose, five treatment groups with three repetitions including: T1: 80 mg/L Nanosil, T2: 40 mg/L Nanosil, T3: 40 mg/L hydrogen peroxide, T4: 15 mg/L Chloramine-T, T5: 20 mg/L Chloramine-T were designed. Also, an antifungal free group was considered as control. Antifungal treatments were conducted for a period of 18 days as 15min bath per day. According to our results, no significant differences were found in physico-chemical parameters of aquarium water (i.e. pH, dissolved oxygen concentration and temperature) before and after experiment. T1 (80 mg/L Nanosil) had better a effect on decreasing of fungal infection than the other treatments, followed by T3 (40 mg/L hydrogen peroxide).



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  • ISSN(Print): 1916-9671
  • ISSN(Online): 1916-968X
  • Started: 2009
  • Frequency: semiannual

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