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Alternate Title
Procedures for Eradication of Hydrozoan Pests in Closed-System Mysid Culture
Document Type
Short Communication
Abstract
An unidentified species of hydrozoan in the family Eirenidae was inadvertently transported to the Laboratory with a stock of Mysidopsis bahia. The hydrozoan competed for food, ate the young mysids, and subsequently reproduced extensively. Hermit crabs provided minimal control. A detailed transfer procedure for the mysids eliminated the hydrozoans from cultures; hydrozoans were eradicated from tanks after removal of mysids by using 1:1200 formalin, hot water, and Clorox.
First Page
177
Last Page
178
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Recommended Citation
Lawler, A. R. and S. L. Shepard.
1978.
Procedures for Eradication of Hydrozoan Pests in Closed-System Mysid Culture.
Gulf Research Reports
6
(2):
177-178.
Retrieved from https://aquila.usm.edu/gcr/vol6/iss2/9
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18785/grr.0602.09