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white spot disease

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white spot disease.
white spot disease
a disease of freshwater fish caused by the protozoan ichthyophthiriusmultifiliis and manifested by white pustules on the skin and gills and in bad cases sloughing of extensive affected areas. Common in aquariums but occurs also in cultured fish in large groups in hatcheries and on fish farms.

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Look out for the following White Spot disease behavioral symptoms in your fish.
Subsequent outbreaks of white spot disease have been prevented by naturally improving shrimp larvae selection and avoiding the use of uncontrolled wild larvae sourced from the sea," said Mercedes Plaza, retail sales manager for Guayaquil-based Promarisco Empacadora.
ABSTRACT One of the most damaging viral diseases affecting the shrimp aquaculture industry is white spot disease (WSD) caused by white spot virus (WSSV), which causes high morbidity and mortality rates in penaeid shrimp and other crustaceans.
 
 
 
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