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                     Acute toxicity test and safety evaluation of eight aquaculture drugs in
                                        Hippocampus abdominalis juveniles


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               HUANG Chunfang ,ZHUO Yuchen ,LIN Yu ,WENG Kejia ,FAN Haiping ,GAN Qifeng ,LIN Ershu        1
                               (1. Freshwater Fisheries Research Institute of Fujian Province, Fuzhou 350002, China;
                                      2. Fuzhou Blue Ocean Fishery Co., Ltd., Fuzhou 350600, China)
               Abstract: [Objective] The study aims to determine the safe concentrations of eight commonly used aquacul-
               ture drugs (trichloroisocyanuric acid, formaldehyde, copper sulfate, hydrogen peroxide, zinc sulfate, metalaxyl,
               benzalkonium  bromide,  and  niclosamide)  for  Hippocampus  abdominalis,  providing  theoretical  guidance  for
               breeding, medication practices, and disease prevention in H. abdominalis aquaculture. [Methods] Under water
               temperatures  of  16−18  ℃,  juvenile  H.  abdominalis  [average  body  length:  4−6  cm;  average  body  mass:
               (1.83±0.26) g ] were exposed to these drugs using a semi-static water renewal and drug replenishment method.
               The acute toxicity and toxic accumulation characteristics were analyzed through the maximum accumulation
               coefficient (MAC). [Results] The MAC of 8 aquaculture drugs for juvenile H. abdominalis are all positive.
               Their  safe  concentrations  (SC),  ranked  from  highest  to  lowest  are  as  follows:  formaldehyde  (24.858  mg/L),
               hydrogen  peroxide  (19.498  mg/L),  trichloroisocyanuric  acid  (1.481  mg/L),  metalaxyl  (0.369  mg/L),  copper
               sulfate  (0.339  mg/L),  benzalkonium  bromide  (0.247  mg/L),  zinc  sulfate  (0.185  mg/L),  and  niclosamide
               (0.024 mg/L). [Conclusion] All eight drugs exhibited positive MAC values, indicating stronger cumulative tox-
               icity than detoxification effects. Toxicity classifications were: low toxicity for trichloroisocyanuric acid, formal-
               dehyde, and hydrogen peroxide; moderate toxicity for copper sulfate, zinc sulfate, and metalaxyl; and high tox-
               icity for niclosamide.
               Key words: Hippocampus abdominalis; acute toxicity; safe concentration (SC); maximum accumulation coeffi-
               cient (MAC); safety evaluation
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