Re: FW: Parasite in Skipjack ( with Pics)

From: Liz Brown (brownliz@uga.edu)
Date: Wed Sep 24 2008 - 04:52:56 PDT

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    The pictures didn't come all the way up but it might be henneguya
    salminicola. If so, it doesn't hurt humans but when it's cooked it looks
    like little white lentils, which is not appealing to customers. A bad
    case will have the cysts in the flesh as well as the gut. 

    -- 
Liz Brown
Fisheries/Seafood Specialist
University of Georgia
Marine Extension Service
715 Bay Street
Brunswick, GA 31520
Tel 912-264-7222
Fax 912-264-7312
brownliz@uga.edu

    Dinesh Dhammika uduwana wrote:
> 
> Dear Pamila & Seafood Listers
>  
> sorry ealier email was without the attahedment.
>  
> Please kidnly help me to idetify the parasite  ( hope it is) in the 
> attahed pics, aboundly found the belly cavity of Skip Jack found in 
> Maldives.
>  
> Are those hazardus as the they are not in the other part of the body?
>  
> Thanking you
>  
> Dinesh Dhammika
> QA Manager
> Ensis Fisheries Factory
> Maldives
> 
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