Experimental data on the assessment of the safety and efficiency of the treatment of rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss (salmoniformes) eggs with iodinol against viruses

Abstract

Experimental work on the disinfection of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) eggs with a working solution of Iodinol (100 mg/l of active iodine) during fertilization, at the activation stage (instead of water or an activator), and subsequent swelling in a fresh solution of Iodinal for 30 minutes, does not result to increase the waste of eggs, larvae and juveniles grown in aquaculture for 3 months. The high efficiency of using the working solution of iodinol (100 mg/ml of active iodine) for the treatment of fertilized trout eggs experimentally infected with three fish viruses was shown.