CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What are the banned drugs in aquaculture?

What are the banned drugs in aquaculture?

The Ministry of Agriculture has banned the following drugs in aquaculture: quinolone, furazolidone, furanacet, furazolidone, malachite green, chloramphenicol, mercury preparations, trypanosamide, sodium pentachlorophenol, chlordimeform, amitraz, lindane, toxaphene, hexachlorhexane, methyltestosterone, potassium antimony tartrate of diethylstilbestrol, fonofos, DDT, furadan, cyfluthrin, flucythrin, sulfathiazole, sulfaguanidine, erythromycin, bacitracin zinc, tylosin, sudafenamik, avopacin, and ciprofloxacin .

Which countries prohibit the breeding of fish?

At present, there are no accurate regulations to prohibit the breeding of fish. Piranhas, gars, and pufferfish are all banned from sale. Generally, the ban is a local regulation. The reasons for the ban are 1. Fish involved in pollution, pesticide residues or heavy metal pollution, etc. 2. Ferocious fish, such as piranhas, are gradually forming a scale in the ornamental fish market, so it is banned to breed gars. Although they are vicious and poisonous, they have not formed a breeding scale. At present, they are only listed as dangerous fish. The blood and ovaries of pufferfish are highly toxic and are listed as banned fish, but there seems to be no regulations for breeding them for fun.