因為最近進了一條邁阿密女王 , 不由得想起之前的三條女王都是腹水走了
於是想說做一下功課從國外網站搜尋一些相關飼養條件
在下面的網頁提到的 ciguatoxins 毒素 , 不知是否指女王在原生地是較常中毒的魚種
似乎這種獨素會殘留在器官裡 , 而此種毒素會產生嘔吐，腸胃問題，四肢麻木，嘴和嘴唇，交錯熱和冷的感覺，肌肉和關節疼痛：主要的症狀會在幾個小時攝入毒素的範圍內發展。.這些症狀可能會持續幾天到幾週甚至幾個月視乎個別情況。且沒有解藥的 ciguatoxins 毒素中毒。 且此種毒素是由Gambierdiscus toxicus ，一種類型的甲藻產生 ，是大型珊瑚魚食物之一
必竟人類的飼養的環境是無法跟大自然比評,假設上述是事實,這是不是意謂買來的魚種只要是長期實用甲藻
事實上本身已有中毒,只是到了密閉的缸裡死亡時間有可能因為環境的關係而加速
http://marinebio.org/species.asp?id=1453
裡面提到的ciguatoxins 毒素
我有再找有關ciguatoxins 毒素的介紹,綜合以上自述,請參考
Conservation Status & Comments
Current Conservation Status of Queen Angelfishes UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre: Queen Angelfishes
Check the Seafood Watch List for this species
Queen angelfishes, Holacanthus ciliaris, have been associated with ciguatera poisoning which is caused by the accumulation of ciguatoxins in the flesh of tropical marine fishes. Ciguatoxins, produced by marine dinoflagellates, grow on algae and are ingested by herbivorous fishes. Larger fish also accumulate the toxin by feeding on smaller herbivorous fishes and become reservoirs of toxic levels (to humans) of ciguatoxin. Signs and symptoms include gastrointestinal problems, weakness in the arms and legs, and trouble distinguishing between hot and cold. Ciguatera poisoning can last for several weeks.
於是想說做一下功課從國外網站搜尋一些相關飼養條件
在下面的網頁提到的 ciguatoxins 毒素 , 不知是否指女王在原生地是較常中毒的魚種
似乎這種獨素會殘留在器官裡 , 而此種毒素會產生嘔吐，腸胃問題，四肢麻木，嘴和嘴唇，交錯熱和冷的感覺，肌肉和關節疼痛：主要的症狀會在幾個小時攝入毒素的範圍內發展。.這些症狀可能會持續幾天到幾週甚至幾個月視乎個別情況。且沒有解藥的 ciguatoxins 毒素中毒。 且此種毒素是由Gambierdiscus toxicus ，一種類型的甲藻產生 ，是大型珊瑚魚食物之一
必竟人類的飼養的環境是無法跟大自然比評,假設上述是事實,這是不是意謂買來的魚種只要是長期實用甲藻
事實上本身已有中毒,只是到了密閉的缸裡死亡時間有可能因為環境的關係而加速
http://marinebio.org/species.asp?id=1453
裡面提到的ciguatoxins 毒素
我有再找有關ciguatoxins 毒素的介紹,綜合以上自述,請參考
Conservation Status & Comments
Current Conservation Status of Queen Angelfishes UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre: Queen Angelfishes
Check the Seafood Watch List for this species
Queen angelfishes, Holacanthus ciliaris, have been associated with ciguatera poisoning which is caused by the accumulation of ciguatoxins in the flesh of tropical marine fishes. Ciguatoxins, produced by marine dinoflagellates, grow on algae and are ingested by herbivorous fishes. Larger fish also accumulate the toxin by feeding on smaller herbivorous fishes and become reservoirs of toxic levels (to humans) of ciguatoxin. Signs and symptoms include gastrointestinal problems, weakness in the arms and legs, and trouble distinguishing between hot and cold. Ciguatera poisoning can last for several weeks.
