South Korea: Jeollanam Province starts the research to find out the cause of eel spondylolisthesis

Published 2022년 4월 25일

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The Jeollanam-do Academy of Oceans and Fisheries Science has initiated a study to investigate the cause of spondylolisthesis in eels, a common issue in eel farming that leads to slow growth and reduced product value. This condition is attributed to external shape abnormalities, and aquaculture farmers are experiencing economic losses as a result. The study will focus on the breeding environment, water quality management, and potential pathogen infections across 10 farms in seven counties. The findings will be used to develop preventive measures and improve aquaculture technology. Jeollanam-do, the largest eel production base in the country, accounts for 59% of the national production.

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The Jeollanam-do Academy of Oceans and Fisheries Science announced on the 19th that it has begun a study to determine the cause of spondylolisthesis (curvature of the back) for the production of high-quality eels. External shape abnormalities that occur frequently in eel farming cause problems such as slow growth and a decrease in product value. As a result, aquaculture farmers are complaining of difficulties, such as experiencing large economic losses. The Freshwater Fish Research Institute under the Jeollanam-do Institute of Oceans and Fisheries Science plans to select 10 farms in 7 counties, including Gokseong, Gangjin, Haenam, Yeongam, Muan, Hampyeong, and Jangseong, to investigate the cause of eel curvature. The main things to check are the breeding environment, water quality management, and whether or not there is a pathogen infection. Based on the results of the fact-finding survey, preventive measures will be prepared and appropriate aquaculture technology will be ...

Source: Fisheco