A method is described for the transport of fish resulting in very few or no mortalities during or after this procedure. Commercial salt is added to the water to give a final conentration of 0–5 %, compressed air is bubbled through the water and the fish are kept in ‘salt water’ after transportation to decrease the incidence of skin infections.
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Hattingh et al. (1975) studied this question.
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