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should produce clean fingerlings. When buying fingerlings from outside sources you<br />

never know shat <strong>the</strong> fish have been exposed to (esoteric and unusual pathogens) or what<br />

<strong>the</strong>y are carrying.<br />

System Setup<br />

Having all production on one or two systems can lead to disaster. If disease outbreaks<br />

occur, <strong>the</strong> entire production facility will become infected with <strong>the</strong> disease. When<br />

developing a production facility, a fish health management plan should be used to guide<br />

construction. A producer should have a production system that is easily treatable and<br />

manageable for diseases. A facility that uses a few large units would most likely have<br />

difficulty in treating for a disease outbreak. This would result in shutting down <strong>the</strong><br />

system for disinfecting and having no production capabilities for months. If a disease gets<br />

into a facility with many small units, individual systems can be isolated and disinfected<br />

without total facility shut down.<br />

Summary of Fish health Maintenance and Monitoring Recommendations<br />

1. Good Management Practices.<br />

2. Quarantine system that can be physical separated from <strong>the</strong> main system.<br />

3. Prophylactic treatments for external parasites.<br />

4. Water quality monitoring program.<br />

5. Development of on site broodstock and fingerling production.<br />

6. Fish health training for <strong>the</strong> producer.<br />

7. Multiple systems for controlling disease outbreaks.<br />

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