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Fish Cultivation in Confined Land

Fish Cultivation in Confined Land With the new method, carp can now be grown in a narrow area, such as in the yard or the corner, home. The notion that the cultivation of carp to be done in the vast wetland is now living myth. Today carp can be cultivated in any location, whether in rural or urban, in the pool tarp, plastic or tub. That way, carp can be an alternative to people who want to earn extra income on the land around their homes. Fisheries Society Archipelago (PERMINA) Cultivation Training will hold a carp on a narrow land-based Guba biotic System Based Probiotic on Sunday, March 6, 2011 in Kampung carp Jambida, Bantul. Yogyakarta, With a practical resource, Kalimantan, Java carp tissue holder, carp farmers, and agribusiness consultant. Besides the introduction to the basics of carp cultivation correctly, in Gubug PERMINA Training is focused on direct practice in the pool, good pond, nesting, breeding and rearing, so they can run interactive and applicable. Training is open to

Isopodiasis (fish disease)

Isopodiasis (fish disease) Cause: Nerocilla orbiguyi, Alitropus typus, etc.. Bio-Ecology Pathogens: • Isopod which is a blood-eating parasites 'blood feeder' relatively large size (10-50 mm), and its body consists of several segments that are equipped with a pair of eyes. • infected at all stages of fish and most fish are susceptible to parasitic infections, especially in the fish scales. • Sticking to the body surface of fish, in the mouth, nostrils or gill cover. • Transmission occurs horizontally, and the trigger between because of water conditions and high density. Clinical Symptoms: • Wounds and bleeding at the site of the bite, and this looks visually parasites attached to the body of the fish, especially under the scales or on the base of the fin. • Loss of balance, weakness, and decreased appetite. • Nekrosa the gill or skin tissue of fish. • slow-growing fish, often resulting in death due to anemia or due to secondary infection by bacteria. Diagnosis: • Visually looks