Healthy Culture of Aquatic Animals and Development of Green Fishery Medicine
- Guangjun Wang
- Xidong Mou
- Guangping Yin
- Qingshen Liu
Abstract
Since reforming and opening to the outside world, Chinese aquiculture has developed very quickly. The total output ofaquiculture has been ranking first in the world over ten years, but it still has many problems. In this article, many
problems are listed about Chinese aquiculture, which has seriously influenced the quality of aquatic products and
destroyed the whole aquiculture ecological environment, so it is imperative under the situation to implement healthy
culture. At the same time, the actuality of Chinese healthy culture is analyzed, and healthy culture has been developed
in freshwater and sea water. Healthy culture comes down to many aspects, and it is a very important part to reasonably
use fishery medicines. The using of fishery medicines should start from many aspects including medicine materials,
cause of disease, environment, aquatic animals, and human health, and only to use medicines intentionally and
effectively can achieve the effect of preventing and treating diseases. The green fishery medicine is one most effective
development direction at present to use medicines reasonably. Green fishery medicines include fishery vaccine, Chinese
herbal medicine preparation, animalcule preparation, and biologic fishery medicines.
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- DOI:10.5539/ijb.v2n1p174
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