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Hindi Journal of Marine Biology & OceanographyISSN: 2324-8661
Sarah Hamade Author
Subjects of specialization
Affiliation
Hydrobiology ,Physiology of Marine Organisms,Fisheries Biology and Management,Ecosystem Ecology,Marine Chemistry
Aquarium Hobbyist, Eastern Michigan University, USA
Biography
Sarah Hamade works at the Department of Aquarium Hobbyist, Eastern Michigan University, USA Specialized in Hydrobiology, Hydrology, Marine Conversation, Marine Biology, Marine Chemistry, Physiology of Marine Organisms, Fisheries Biology and Management.
Publications
Research Article Open Access
The Reversal of Self-Poisoning in Bronze and Albino Corydoras
Author(s): Sarah Hamade*
Objective: Corydoras can self-poison when threatened, a common feature of many species of Corys, which enables them to deliver poisonous mucus from their gills causing surrounding fish to expeditiously die. The process of self-poisoning causes tremendous stress on the Corydoras, often resulting in death. This study focuses on the process of self-poisoning and insight into its reversal in Bronze and Albino Corydoras. Methods: In this study, a hospital tank is filled with 10 gallons (37.9 L) of water with 1 teaspoon of garlic extract mixed in. The water has a pH ranging from 5.8-7.0, a temperature range of 72ºF -79ºF (22ºC -26ºC), and calcium and magnesium levels between 2 dGH -30 dGH. The Corydoras are then submerged for 60-180 seconds depending on the time of reactio... view more»
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