Compound feed for preventing pompano ulcer diseases

Abstract

The invention discloses a compound feed for preventing pompano ulcer diseases. The feed is composed of the following raw materials by weight: 20-40 parts of fermented soybean meal, 20-30 parts of a compound of fish and shrimp scraps, 10-16 parts of sour carambola fruits, 10-14 parts of chlorella powder, 10-16 parts of red worm powder, 8-13 parts of tea tree oil, 10-14 parts of galanga resurrectionlily rhizomes, 8-14 parts of lysimachia sikokiana, 14-18 parts of licorice juice, 10-14 parts of dried tangerine peel extract, 4-8 parts of epimedium, 3-7 parts of white peony roots and 12-16 parts ofgreen juice powder. The compound feed of the invention can effectively prevent the pompano from infecting with ulcer diseases, and improve the bait coefficient.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of mariculture. More specifically, the invention relates to a compound feed for preventing canker disease of golden pomfret. Background technique [0002] Golden pomfret, the fish is white, tender, delicious, and has high nutritional and economic value. Therefore, golden pomfret often adopts high-density intensive farming to meet the strong needs of the people. However, in recent years, a kind of "ulcer disease" characterized by skin ulcers on the body surface, exophthalmos, and bleeding points in the eyes has occurred in the gold pomfret breeding area. Dissection observations have found that the liver and kidneys are obviously enlarged and congested. Strong infectivity and high mortality have brought huge economic losses to farmers. In order to avoid losses, farmers often use excessive antibiotics to prevent and control the disease. Excessive use of antibiotics leads to drug resistance of the bacteria, w...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in recent years, a kind of "ulcer disease" characterized by skin ulcers on the body surface, exophthalmos, and bleeding points in the eyes has occurred in the gold pomfret breeding area. Dissection observations have found that the liver, kidneys, etc. are obviously enlarged and congested. Strong infectivity and high mortality have brought huge economic losses to farmers

In order to avoid losses, farmers often use excessive antibiotics to prevent and control the disease. Excessive use of antibiotics leads to drug resistance of the bacteria, which brings great difficulties to the treatment of the disease

Moreover, the excessive use of antibiotics leads to excessive antibiotic residues in fish, which affects the quality of aquatic products and endangers human health.