Also known as: Motile aeromonas septicemia
An opportunistic pathogen: healthy individuals rarely become diseased, but stress and poor water quality may result in disease. External signs of disease are typical of a septicemia and include hemorrhaging of the gills and vent, ulcers in the muscle, and tail and fin rot. Internal organs may become hemorrhaged.
Detection Methods:
bacterial culture – TSA (tryptic soy agar)
bacterial culture – unspecified media
Target tissue
Septicemia – blood borne
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