TETRA AQUA

AQUACULTURE ANTIBIOTIC POWDER • MIX WITH FEED

TETRA-AQUA is an aquaculture antibiotic containing Oxytetracycline HCl, supporting the treatment of bacterial diseases in shrimp and fish, particularly those associated with Vibrio, Aeromonas, Pseudomonas and Edwardsiella.

Freshwater fish and shrimp in aquaculture
Acute hepatopancreatic necrosis disease in shrimp • Suppurative liver and kidney disease and other bacterial diseases in fish — supporting the control of common bacterial infections in aquaculture.
Target species: Shrimp Lobster Fish
DETAILED INFORMATION
COMPOSITION
Oxytetracycline HCl
440 g / kg
Excipients q.s. to 1 kg
INDICATIONS
In shrimp: Supports the treatment of diseases associated with Vibrio, acute hepatopancreatic necrosis disease, white feces syndrome, and milky disease in lobster.
In fish: Supports the treatment of bacterial diseases associated with Aeromonas sp., Pseudomonas sp. and Edwardsiella.
Common clinical signs in fish may include suppurative liver and kidney disease, red spot disease, gill rot, exophthalmia, abdominal swelling, hemorrhage of the gills and ventral fins, and scale loss.
ADMINISTRATION

Mix TETRA-AQUA thoroughly with shrimp or fish feed according to the recommended dosage.

DOSAGE
TARGET SPECIES
DOSAGE
DURATION
Shrimp, lobster
3 - 5 g / kg of feed
5 days
Fish up to 100 g
1 kg / 5 metric tons of fish / day
or
1 kg / 200 kg of feed / day
5 - 10 days
Fish from 100 g to harvest
1 kg / 5 metric tons of fish / day
or
1 kg / 100 - 200 kg of feed / day
5 - 10 days
Directions for use: Mix TETRA-AQUA thoroughly with shrimp or fish feed according to the recommended dosage and treatment duration.
DOSAGE FORM

Powder for aquaculture use.
Mix with feed.

PRODUCT GROUP

Aquaculture antibiotic

TARGET SPECIES

Shrimp • Lobster • Fish

NOTE

This product contains an antibiotic. Use only for the indicated species, at the recommended dose and for the recommended duration. Use when bacterial disease is appropriately indicated or as advised by an aquaculture technician or veterinarian. Avoid inappropriate or excessive antibiotic use.

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