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Utah Züchter; Vibrio Discussion
Topic Started: Oct 19 2008, 04:18:06 AM (1,092 Views)
Post #121 Feb 6 2009, 12:22:03 PM Sylvio
Hi

Sorry das ich immer so lange brauche um zu antworten .
Aber der Job hat Vorrang.
Gerade zum Monatswechsel stehen die ganzen Abrechnungen an.

Vibrionen lassen sich mit TCBS Medium feststellen .
Nachteil das Medium zeigt auch die guten Arten von Vibros an .

INVE hat ein Test für 2 phatogene Arten die am häufigsten bei der Fisch und Garnelenzucht vorkommen.

Zitat:
"Diagnose von Vibriosis und Identifizierung von V. harveyi und V. campbelli, den hauptverantwortlichen Krankheitserregern für Vibriosis in Garnele und Fisch.... [und weiter..]
Bis vor kurzem erforderte die Diagnose von viralen- und bakteriellen Krankheitserregern komplizierte Laboruntersuchungen von speziell geschultem Personal. Da die Diagnosestellung i.d.R. 1 Woche und länger dauerte, erhielt man die Diagnose erst post Mortem, so dass ein Eingreifen nicht mehr möglich war. Als Ergebnis wurden die meisten Krankheitsausbrüche erst gar nicht diagnostiziert.

Diese neue Generation von Teststreifen sind einfach anzuwenden und liefern innerhalb von 15 min. verlässliche Werte."


Ich hoffe das wir diese Tests bald in Deutschland bekommen.

MfG Sylvio
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Post #122 Feb 7 2009, 09:21:46 AM Lady Baboon
Sylvio
Feb 6 2009, 12:22:03 PM
Hi

Sorry that I always take so long to answer.
But the job comes first.
Especially at the end of the month there is always all the paperwork that needs to be done.

Vibrio bacteria can be checked in a TCBS medium.
The down side of the medium is however it shows the good vibrio bacteria as well.

INVE has a test for 2 pathogenic kinds that show up the most in breeding fish and shrimp.

Ouote:
"Diagnosis of vibrio and identifying of V. harveyi and V. campbelli, which are the main pathogenic germs for vibrio in shrimp and fish.... [and so on]
Until recently usually the diagnosis of viral and bacterial germs needed very complicated measures in a lab by specially trained personal.
Since it took 1 week or longer for getting a diagnosis the diagnosis came post mortem. That made it impossible to do something. The result was that most disease out breaks went without diagnosis.

This new generation of testing strips is easy to use gives dependable result within 15 minutes."


I hope these tests will be available in Germany soon.

Regards Sylvio
Sorry for the delay in translation, but we had a few health problems at home. John has not been able to do anything because of a nasty eye infection. He had a foreign object stuck in the cornea of the eye which caused a secondary infection affecting both eyes. He was almost blind for the past 2 weeks. So I had my hands pretty full. He is recovering nicely now and everything should be ok in a few days.
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