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Intestinal mycosis of fish

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, The pathogens are zygomycetes, insect molds, frog faeces and frog feces. The anterior abdomen and anus of the diseased fish obviously swelled, forming two white protruding places. The diseased fish could not defecate because of anal blockage and died soon. The abdominal wall soon wore out after death, revealing sticky internal organs. Anatomical examination of the diseased fish showed that there was a white sticky fatty substance outside the stomach and intestine, the intestine became thicker and white, the intestinal wall became thinner, the interior was full of hyphae and its conidia, the end of the intestine was particularly dense, and mycelia were also distributed in the stomach of a few diseased fish, but no infection was found.

The pathogens are zygomycetes, insect molds, frog faeces and frog feces.

The anterior abdomen and anus of the diseased fish obviously swelled, forming two white protruding places. The diseased fish could not defecate because of anal blockage and died soon. The abdominal wall soon wore out after death, revealing sticky internal organs. Anatomical examination of diseased fish showed that there was a white sticky fatty substance outside the stomach and intestine, the intestine became thicker and white, the intestinal wall became thinner, the interior was full of hyphae and its conidia, the end of the intestine was particularly dense, and mycelia were also distributed in the stomach of a few diseased fish. but no infection of abdominal cavity and other organs was found.

Prevention of oxytetracycline, furan antibiotics and griseofulvin, clotrimazole, clotrimazole, chlorhexidine and other antifungal drugs were not effective. Through the drug screening test, it was found that nystatin, rhubarb and malachite green had obvious inhibitory effect on frog fecal mold. In recent years, malachite green was regularly used to disinfect fish ponds in fish fry production, and the incidence rate was significantly reduced.

 
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