SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
The disease often result after physical damage
to the appendages. The affected larvae show browning of exoskeleton and
tips of appendages, making them appear eroded and opaque.
CAUSE
The epibiotic bacteria such as Vibrio spp.,
Pseudomonas spp., Aeromonas spp., and Flavobacterium spp.
DIAGNOSIS
Based on gross signs and symptoms and confirmed
by isolation and identification of pathogenic bacteria by standard microbiological
method.
PREVENTION
Stock at optimal densities. Maintain good
water quality.
CONTROL
Improve water quality by increased water exchange
with good quality water.
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