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 Post subject: Marron Disease
PostPosted: Oct 20th, '11, 18:18 
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Found this marron almost dead with flesh eating organism type lesions, any one know what it is, other marron are asymptomatic at the moment.


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 Post subject: Marron Disease
PostPosted: Oct 20th, '11, 23:14 
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NFi but salt is probably your best bet, not sure how much though

Geez that wasn't much help was it :oops:


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 Post subject: Re: Marron Disease
PostPosted: Oct 22nd, '11, 18:05 
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just looked at this yabby site and they mentioned white tail disease
http://www.blueyabby.com/the-yabby


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 Post subject: Re: Marron Disease
PostPosted: Oct 23rd, '11, 03:14 
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It could be a form of Epistylis. Its a common organism amoungst fresh water crayfish.

No matter what it is it will most probably be due to a water quality issue. Although bacteria and nutrient density is a goal in AP for plant growth it isn't a favoured environment for marron.

There is a number of things that may have brought it on like low DO, system cycle (nutrient load), warmer weather, fish stocking densities or plant harvest just to name a few.

Hope this helps Simo.


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 Post subject: Re: Marron Disease
PostPosted: Oct 27th, '11, 14:35 
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I am certainly no expert however a conversation recently with the Troutman was about issues arising with marron. He mentioned that the marron tended to suffer in a tank and one of the possible issues was with the marron being on PVC plastic all the time. He mentioned their need to be exposed to fresh air and how his marron would regularly "sun" themselves around the edge of the dam. He also said this continual contact with plastic may cause lesions and some success was had with put river rocks in the tank and enabling the marron to climb out onto rocks placed within the tank.

That is the extent of my understanding. :dontknow: May be worth giving Gavin a call and asking what he thinks.


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