英文摘要 |
In recent years, the supply of offshore fishing is gradually replaced by that of the coastal fish farming. The fish farming is helpful to the marine fisheries yield; however, the aquaculture water quality is the main factor affecting the fish health. Good water quality lets the fish will not have the disease caused by infection and the smell of soil leading to public resentment. In this study, therefore, the water quality of fishing pond was investigated and then evaluated the disinfection process carried out in this pond by three stages: (1) microbiology detection, namely Total Bacterial Counts, E. coli, Aeromonas spp., (2) improving the water quality with chlorine dioxide and (3) Identification of Aeromonas bacteria in the fishing pond. Results showed that chlorine dioxide can inhibit the growth of bacteria released from algae at 5.5 mg/l and can control coliform and Aeromonas spp at 6.0 mg/l. Pseudomonas mendocina and Aeromonas veronii were identified in this study; they are pathogenic bacteria belonging to Aeromonas species category and can cause human and fish infection easily. Therefore, the control of residual disinfectant concentration can keep the water quality well and provide fishermen a safe and healthy workplace to reduce the incidence of infectious disease. |