Citrobacter freundii is a Gram-negative bacterium that can act as an opportunistic pathogen in fish, often linked to environmental stress and poor water quality. Infections may result in septicemia and skin lesions.
Distribution: Worldwide in aquatic environments
Detection Methods: Bacterial culture, biochemical tests
Hosts: Various fish species
Target Tissue: Skin, internal organs
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