Correlations between the proteinemy and glycemy of some cyprinidsand the antiparasitary treatments applied

The paper analyzes the modifications produced in some biochemical indices (proteinemy and glycemy),\ndetermined in the blood of certain one year-old culture cyprinids, namely: common carp (Cyprinus carpio), silver carp\n(Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) and bighead carp (Aristichthys nobilis), subjected to some prophylactic antiparasitary\ntreatments. The experiment was performed between April 2007 and April 2008, in 0.5 ha ponds, each basin being\npopulated with 79% common carp (245 g/piece), 11% silver carp (475 g/piece) and 10% bighead carp (425 g/piece). In\nthe reference pond, no treatments were applied, while the experimental variant was prophylactically treated both in the\nmoment of ponds filling (April 2007) and during the growing period, with trichlorfon, applied in preventive doses of\n0.1 mg/L, in two steps, and calcium chloride, 2 kg/ha, twice a week, respectively. The concentration values of the\nbiochemical indices were determined one year after the experiment (March-April 2008). The results obtained attest that\nthe preventive anti-ectoparasitary treatment applied to the three fish species has positive effects on their physiological\ncondition, generally, on proteinemy and glycemy - especially. In the treated silver carp, spring proteinemy is 23% lower,\nwhile glycemy is 35% lower - comparatively with the reference. In the treated common carp, the two biochemical indices\nshow an increasing tendency, with 19% in proteinemy and 27% in glycemy - respectively.