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Impact of integrated fish farming on antimicrobial resistant bacteria in pond environments in Osun state, Nigeria

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The use of antimicrobial agents in integrated fish farms poses public health problem in a developing country like Nigeria. Materials used in this study were integrated fish farm, imported fish feed, pond water and fish guts respectively. Different bacteria were isolated from each material above and each isolate was characterized. Antibiotic susceptibility test was carried out on each isolate using commercially available antibiotic disks respectively. A total of 48 bacteria were isolated from the four samples. | Impact of integrated fish farming on antimicrobial resistant bacteria in pond environments in Osun state, Nigeria

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