Enrofloxacin Pharmacokinetics and Sampling Techniques in California Sea Hares (<i>Aplysia californica</i>)

Mason, Sharon E.; Papich, Mark G.; Schmale, Michael C.; Harms, Craig A.; A., Davis, Sally

doi:10.30802/aalas-jaalas-18-000072

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“…Seaweed culture permits continual availability of macroalgae species and assures that the essential nutritive contents are relatively consistent (Capo et al 1999(Capo et al , 2002Barile et al, 2004) and are possibly boosted (Shipgel et al, 1999). Marine macroalgae is categorized to three main types; red, green and brown.…”

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“…Substantially, macroalgae are enriched in iron and gamma linoleic acid (Belay, 2002), chlorophyll and carotenoids pigments (Al-Harthi & El-Deek, 2012). The red algae species Rhodophytas, Gracilaria ferox, and A. subulata, as well as green algae species the Ulva spp., from a controlled environment, were combined to create a mixed seaweed feed, fostering higher yields in Aplysia californica (Capo et al, 2002).…”

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Marine Algae Based-Meal as Substitute Ingredient Feeds for the Fighting Conch Strombus tricornis L. (Mollusca, Gastropoda): Body Weights and Histomorphological Studies

Hamed et al.

2023

Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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Strombus tricornis is a true conch among Strombidae species predominately exploited for feeding and jewelry production. Intensive conch culture targets higher growth rates using convenient formulated feed under suitable conditions. Moreover, the efficacy of the digestive system mainly depends on the nutritive value of aqua feed. Currently, nutriment scientists attempt to use marine algae as an alternative protein for aquatic feed. Hence, an assessment was made to compare the inclusion of seaweed and protein sources in Strombus tricornis diet using five experimental diets (D). D1, D2 and D3 integrated with racemosa, J. rubens,and D. ciliolate, respectively, while D4 and D5 incorporated with animal and plant protein, respectively. Each diet was run into three replicates of conchs in 60 liters of aquaria at 30-32°C for three months. The final body weight of Strombus conchs simultaneous with histomorphology characteristics of the digestive system and muscles were evaluated for five treatments. Results ensured that seaweed enhanced growth for further increased final body weight. Histomorphological results exhibited normal intestinal epithelium of columnar cells and well-studiated muscle fibers when compared with those of control and commercial diets. In conclusion, algae act as a proper alternative feed for protein sources of Strombus.

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Marine Algae Based-Meal as Substitute Ingredient Feeds for the Fighting Conch Strombus tricornis L. (Mollusca, Gastropoda): Body Weights and Histomorphological Studies

Hamed et al.

2023

Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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Lewbart²

2021

Invertebrate Medicine

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The use of the complex drug “COLIFLOX® orale” for aeromonosis of carp (Cyprinus carpio) in conditions of cage farming

Goncharova,

Korsakova,

Teymurazov

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Fish Breeding and Fisheries

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Cage fish farming is accompanied by a high level of organic pollution of the habitat due to high stocking density and intensive feeding. These conditions favor the development of conditionally pathogenic microflora that causes bacterial diseases of fish, which lead to their death, a decrease in growth rates and a violation of the commercial qualities of fish products. Currently, there is no choice of medicines for therapeutic measures for fish bacteriosis, since only one antibacterial drug, Antibac, is allowed for use in aquaculture. In this regard, for the first time, the therapeutic efficacy of a complex medicinal product for veterinary use “COLIFLOX® orale” (manufacturer “AVZ S-P” LLC) based on enrofloxacin and colistin was studied in carp aeromonosis complicated by conditionally pathogenic microflora. For the study, two-year-old carp with an average weight 130±12 g were used, which were kept in the cages of JSC “Biserovsky Fish Processing Plant” (Moscow region). The isolation of pathogens and the determination of their sensitivity to antibacterial drugs were carried out at the FBSI SSC PMB. The experimental and control groups were formed from carp with clinical signs of chronic aeromonosis: focal redness of the skin, scale loss, dark red ulcers located on the sides of the body and caudal stem, partial necrosis of the fins, anal ring hyperemia. During the experiment, it was found that “COLIFLOX ® orale”, used at a dose of 0.2 ml per 1 kg of fish weight for 7 consecutive days with feed, is a reliable and effective remedy for the treatment of mixed bacterial diseases of carp, in which bacteria of the genus Aeromonas play a dominant role.

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Enrofloxacin Pharmacokinetics and Sampling Techniques in California Sea Hares (Aplysia californica)

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Marine Algae Based-Meal as Substitute Ingredient Feeds for the Fighting Conch Strombus tricornis L. (Mollusca, Gastropoda): Body Weights and Histomorphological Studies

Marine Algae Based-Meal as Substitute Ingredient Feeds for the Fighting Conch Strombus tricornis L. (Mollusca, Gastropoda): Body Weights and Histomorphological Studies

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The use of the complex drug “COLIFLOX® orale” for aeromonosis of carp (Cyprinus carpio) in conditions of cage farming

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