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Thank you sir.
My self and my partner has about 15 earthen ponds and hatchery chamber, we need investors as financial partner or financial support to carry on the project.
You didn’t mention the quantity of feed your suggested medicine should be added to.
Should this
“Add a teaspoon of penicillin, four (4) capsules of tetracycline, and chloramphenicol to your fish feed.
Stir till you no longer see their power in the feed.
Add a little quantity of vegetable oil and stir again. The vegetable oil serves as a binder for the drugs.”
be added to 15 kg bag of feed or the quantity you feed at a particular time.
I notice after 3 weeks of feeding my fish change colour as if something like powder is on the surface of the water,kind of yellowish/brown on the surface of the water, it’s been crazy,the first time I observed the fishes where dying i had to ignore them until they are 6weeks then they stopped dying i lost lot of them
Do change their water at least thrice weekly.
Interested in further release of this kind related article
When I drag my fingerlings for sorting it will start to drop in high rates so I don’t know what to do
Allow them grow for a while before you sort
I think your recommendation on the treatment of gill rot disease is a bit scary. Why do I say so? From Aquatic Veterinary Medicine position this is dangerous and unacceptable in practice. All these drugs you mentioned are antibiotics with residual effects even to consumers. Let’s see experts in this field to guide us please.
Thanks
Absolutely, this practice of loosely recommending medications is very wrong. Leave the prescription of medication to the approved professionals.