What diseases are easy to induce when the sea cucumber cultured in greenhouse changes water?

It is easy to induce diseases when sea cucumber is cultured in greenhouse, so some antibiotics are needed to prevent it. The reporter asked:? Do our sea cucumber farmers use oxytetracycline? ? The owner of the veterinary drug store replied without hesitation:? Use, insecticidal. ?

The boss opened the warehouse door and took out some yellow powder from a big barrel in the corner. The outer package of the barrel says: oxytetracycline. The boss told the reporter that this is oxytetracycline powder: this is the original powder with a content of 98%. Because of the high concentration of veterinary drug powder, it is easy to cause toxic and side effects and food safety problems when used.

China's "Regulations on the Administration of Veterinary Drugs" clearly stipulates that it is forbidden to repackage veterinary raw materials or sell them to units and individuals other than veterinary drug production enterprises. However, the reporter bought some raw powder of veterinary drugs in many local aquatic drug stores. An operator of a veterinary drug store clearly told reporters that this (oxytetracycline) is 130 yuan, and the content of this (oxytetracycline) is 98%. ?

The reporter asked:? Oxytetracycline, right? . Well, they are all used by sea cucumbers. ? The operator of the veterinary drug store replied. Some greenhouse sea cucumber farmers also secretly told reporters that they often use veterinary drugs such as antibiotics in the breeding process.

A farmer pointed to the yellow powder by the pool and told the reporter:? This is oxytetracycline, the oxytetracycline used. ? A veterinary drug store operator told reporters: mixing antibiotics, stealing antibiotics, checking antibiotics, polluting water sources. ? Another veterinary drug store operator said frankly: If it is troublesome to be caught by raw powder, it is a sentence now. ?

Furthermore, sea cucumbers are not only cultivated in greenhouses, but also cultivated in the open air. At this time, boxes of dichlorvos will be added to them. Dichlorvos is an organophosphorus pesticide. Large doses of organophosphorus pesticides can enter the human body through the digestive tract, respiratory tract and skin, and are transported to the whole body through blood and lymph. Its toxic mechanism is mainly that it combines with cholinesterase in organisms to form stable phosphorylated acetylcholinesterase, which makes cholinesterase inactive, thus leading to a large accumulation of acetylcholine in the body and making cholinergic nerve fibers highly excited.

Although dichlorvos can be used in vegetables, it is definitely illegal to clean and cultivate sea cucumbers in ponds. Personally, I think the harm of adding dichlorvos to human body definitely exists, but the specific degree of harm is not clear at present. In short, as an illegal situation, this situation must be prohibited. In addition, the water source polluted by dichlorvos is also harmful to the environment.