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Abstract

Impact of the Stresses Environmental Condition on the Prevalence of Parasite in Fresh Water Aquaculture

Sabry M. Shehata, Ramadan A. Mohammed, Mohamed H. Ghanem, Yasser M. Abdelhadi and Mahmoud Kh. Radwan

This study was aimed to estimate the prevalence the most common parasites genera infected some freshwater fishes in El-Abbassa, Abu-Hammad, Sharkia Governorate, Egypt with respect to level of water quality in ecosystems. A total of 1828 cultured fish species, represented as 694 Clarias gariepinus, 288 Cyprinus Carpio and 846 Oreochromis niloticus were collected seasonally from October 2015 to September 2017 were macroscopically examined, both externally and internally, for presence of parasites. Microscopic examination then conducted to identify the species. Results indicated that, the total prevalence of parasites among examined fish species representing as the following C. gariepinus O. niloticus C. Carpio, also can be ordered as the following: summer spring autumn winter. This study investigated that an analysis of fish-parasite fauna is very beneficial as prerequisite for awareness of preemptive and control against parasitic disease. The degrees of interactivity among parasites, as well as parameters of species richness point out that, structures of parasite communities are affected by the water pollutants level.