05-09-2015, 04:18 PM
This is certainly a situation where the internet can help.
If we spread the word and people send information then we can actually help even though there is no funding for extensive research.
Monitoring the fish would be good. I wonder if there is a danger in eating the fish that have lesions. I think there are more unanswered questions, the more you look at it.
Looking at the map I can see a water connection. There are more reported cases in warmer coastal areas. Of course that might be a quirk of irregular reporting.
Early diagnosis and treatment help so getting the word out through sharing like this has got to help. Keep us posted if you can. I would love to know how the bacteria is transmitted and where it comes from.
If we spread the word and people send information then we can actually help even though there is no funding for extensive research.
Monitoring the fish would be good. I wonder if there is a danger in eating the fish that have lesions. I think there are more unanswered questions, the more you look at it.
Looking at the map I can see a water connection. There are more reported cases in warmer coastal areas. Of course that might be a quirk of irregular reporting.
Early diagnosis and treatment help so getting the word out through sharing like this has got to help. Keep us posted if you can. I would love to know how the bacteria is transmitted and where it comes from.
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Catherine
