IJSR - International Journal of Scientific Research

D. Saroja; V. Indra

Volume : VIII, Issue : VI, June - 2019

Comparative study on physiological, hematological, biochemical effects of fish behavior on raw effluent and bioremedial treated water

D. Saroja, V. Indra

Abstract :

Aim: In the present study was attempt to the effluent water were treated with microorganism and fish experiment were conducted and observed for the fish behavior, biochemical and hematological characteristics of fish were analyzed. Methodology: The effluent water was analyzed for physicochemical parameters. After treatment with Pseudomonas sp. the physicochemical parameters reveals the quality of water content. The experiment was carried out by three groups. First group of fish were grown in normal water, second group of fishes were grown in direct effluent water and third group of fishes were grown in effluent treated water for 21 days exhibited the normal condition with swimming behavior. Additionally, estimated hematological, biomolecules and enzymatic parameters observed in first and third group of fishes. Result &Interpretation: Direct effluent water fish were not able to survive for 2 hrs and the significant difference was found in all the parameters when compared to control. No significant difference was observed between control and effluent treated water. Therefore the study was concluded Pseudomonas sp. can able to remove the crude toxic of effluent water and therefore the aquatic organism can able to lead a healthy survival.