The toxicity of chlorine dioxide to clownfish and its bactericidal capability to pathogenic strains of vibrio spp.
Chia‐Te Lin,
Juan‐Ting Liu,
Pei‐Chi Wang
et al.
Abstract:Global ornamental fish transportation ranging from hours to days can produce multiple stress factors impact fish health and cause mortality. Clownfish, particularly Amphiprion ocellaris, are among the most traded saltwater ornamental fish. Vibrio includes several pathogenic strains that affect aquatic animals. Consequently, prophylactic treatment of the water or fish is recommended. In this study, six Vibrio strains including V. alginolyticus, V. parahaemolyticus and V. harveyi isolated from sick A. ocellaris … Show more
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