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In Channa Punctatus from Meerut District Voyager: Vol. W, Dec.20l5, 182-187:2015 182 ISSN :0976-74i6 : INDEXED AND ABSTMCTED Parasitic Infestation of Diplostomulum cerebrolis @igenean Trematode) in Channa punctatus From Meerut District 20 Abhishek Gupta* and Bindu Shama** Abstract: This investigation was done for parasitic infestation of Diplostomulum cerebrolis, a digenean trematode in Channa punctatus from different ponds of Meerut District. A total of 27 5 specimen of Channa punctatus were obsert ed for infestation of parasite. The study was done on monthly basis for seasonal occurrence of digenean trematodes from June 2014 to May 2015. The prevalence percentage of Diplostomulum cerebralis in Channa punctatus was obsemed to be 1i%. The occurrence of this parasite was found highest during winter season i.e. in month of November and Decemben Findings show that beginning of the breeding period and feeding habitat are influencing the seas onal ity of paras itic infection. Keywords.' trematode, infestation, seasonal occurrence, prevalence. *&**Dept. of Zoologt, DN (PG) College, Meerut @ 2015 JournalAnu Books Authors are responsible for any plagiarism issues. A Voyager: Vol. W, Dec.20l5, 182-187 :2015 183 ISSN :0976-7436 : INDEXED AND ABSTMCTED Introduction important to achieve early and correct Snake headed frsh, Channa diagnosis of the larval stages of the punctatus, is regarded as a valuable food parasites for successful prevention and fish because their flesh is claimed to be elimination of such infections (Rhode, rejuvenating, particularly during 1993). The present studytherefore aims recuperation from serious illness. to investigate the prevalence of Channa punctatus is one of highly D ipl o s t o mulum c ere b r al is, digenean demanded market fish in India as a table trematode parasite including their fish for high quality of nutritional value seasonal variation in C hanna punctatus. and as well as to aquarium keepers as a Materials And Methods hard aquarium fish. In many region of Study was conducted in India, particularly in Uttar Pradesh the different blocks of Meerut district viz: fish shows vulnerable effect to different Hastinapur, Parikshitgarh, Sardhana, type of parasitic diseases and cause Sarurpur khurd, Daurala, Rohta, Jani, great loss to the fish farmer. These Rajpura, Macchra, Mawana and parasitic diseases, either alone or in Kharkoda, Meerut. In the present study, conjunction with other environmental body cavity of Channa punctatus were stresses, may influence weight or examined for infection of reproduction of the host, alter its Diplostomulum cerebralis during the population characteristics or affect its period of June, 2014to May,2015 from economic importance (Rhode, 1993). Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India. Digenean Parasites occupy a definite parasites were collected & fixed inAFA position in the animal kingdom for their solution kept individually on plain slide, remarkable adaptations and damaging covered with coverslip and slight activities to host. The importance of pressure was exerted on the coverslip parasites is related directly to the fish to press the specimen slightly. The that may affect the general public health specimens were fixed in AFA for 12 - (Hoffman, 1967). Parasitic diseases 24 hours. The fixed parasites were caused by digenean parasites particularly thoroughly washed with water and Diplostomulum cerebralis, have the stained with acetocarmine. After upper hand in fish parasitic diseases washing the parasites were processed regarding the high mortality. Prevalence through a series of graded alcohol. assessment of these parasites provides Dehydrated parasites were cleared in important information about the success xylene and mounted in DPX for the of the parasite life cycle, the severity of preparation of permanent whole mounts its pathogencity, it is also extremely (Madhvi et at,2007). Taxonomical @ 2015 JournalAnu Books Authors are responsible for any plagiarism issues. l. Yayager: YoL W, Dec. 2015, /82-187 : 2015 7U ISSN :0976-74i6 : NDEXED AND ABSTMCTED identification ofthese parasites was done cerebralis, are presented in Table 1 . Out byadoptingtheworks ofYamaguti, 1958. of 300 specimens of Channa ptmctatus Obtained data was recorded and studied examined, 39 were found infected with for seasonal variation. Diplostomulum cerebralis. It was Results recovered from the body cavity and Thesurveywascarriedoutwith showed an overall prevalence of 13% 300 freshwater fishes, Channa asshowninTable l,2andfig l,2.The puntatus,from various water bodies of maximum prevalence of 22'6 %o was Meerut district. Out of 300 freshwate, recorded in winter season while the fishes 39 were infected with minimum prevalence of 4.45 %o was Diplostomulum cerebralis, as found in recorded in summer season' The annual cycle from June 2014 to May percentage of prevalence decreased 2015. Results of present study showing sharply from the months of winter prevalence of Diplostomulum towards the months of summer. Table 1: Numberof Host examined & Infected in different Season d 2Ol4to Mav.20 Seasons No. of the host No. of the host Examined fnfected Monsoon (June. 2014 -Seot..2O14) 95 9 Winter (Oct"2014- Jat., 2015) ll5 26 Summer. (Feb -201 5-Itlav201 5) 90 4 r No. of the host Ercmined r No. of the host lnfected Monsoon Season Winter Season SummerSeason Fig l: Number of Host examined & Infected in different Season @ 2015 JoumalAnu Books Authors are responsible for any plagiarism issues' A Yoyager: Yol. W, Dec.20l5, 182-187 :2015 185 ISSN :0976-7436 : INDEXED AND ABSTRACTED Table 2: Prevalence of Dplostomtlum cerebmlis J 20l4to Mav.2015 Seasons No of the No. of the Incidence hmt host Vo Examined Infected Monsoon (June, 2014 - 9s 9 9.47 % Sed..20l4) Winter (Oct..20 14 - Jan". 20 I 5 ) 115 26 22.6% Summer, (Feb.,2015- 90 4 4.45% May,2015) I Prevalence % 22.60% Monsoon Winter Season 9rmmer Season Season Fig2: Prevalence of Diplostomulum cerebralis in different season Discussion infestation in Chonna puntotus in Bihar and concluded prevalence The present results shows high that ofthese parasites occurred highest winter incidence occurs in winter season in season followed by monsoon season. followed by monsoon season where as (2013) low incidence were recorded in summer Athokpam & Tandon also season. The valuable information reported high helminthes infection from Channa puntatus winter season. pertaining to the influence of season on in digenean trematodes particularly Murad & Mustafa (1988) also studied parameters Diplostomulum cerebralis parasite was blood of catfish like Heteropneustes and reported contributed by several workers. Singh & fossilis highest incidence of Diplostomulum sp. Sinha (20 10) studied Drp lostomulum sp. in winter season. @ 2015 JournalAnu Books Authors are responsible for any plagiarism issues. A Voyager: Vol. W, Dec.20l5, 182-187: 2015 186 ISSN :0976-74i6 : INDEXED AND ABSTMCTED The prevalence of summermonths, as ecological factors are gastrointestinal parasites, the genera of favorable in these months (Pennyuick, helminth parasites, species and the 1973). The increase in helminthes severity of infection also vary infection particularly digenean considerably depending on local trematodes in winter supports the environmental conditions such as hypothesis that the parasite life cycle humidity, temperature, rainfall, vegetation could by synchronized with the beginning and management practices. Climatic of host reproduction, probably induced conditions are responsible for the by increasing fish hormone levels in the distribution and prevalence of the spring (Simkov6 et al., 2005). Changes disease. It is well recognized that in in the fish feeding behavior have been regions ofthe world where the resources considered as the principal factors are poor, hekninth infections of sheep and responsible for the seasonal incidence goats are major factors responsible for and intensity pattern of parasites (Eure, economic losses through reduction in te76). productivity and increased mortality In the present study, recorded (Over et al., 1992). Factors like data showed high prevalence of temperature, humidity and rainfall, infections of Diplostomulum cerebralis feeding habits of host, availability of in winter season followed bymoonsoon intermediate host and parasite where as low in summer season. Our maturation are responsible for influencing results suggest that Channq puntqtus the parasitic infections (Khan, 2012). fishes are more susceptible to The parasitic fauna, its Diplostomulum cerebralis parasite composition, the incidence and intensity infection in winter season. The results of infestations it produces, are largely clearly indicate that environmental determined by the host's mode of life and factors, breeding period and feeding type of food (Kennedy, 1975). Thus habitat are influencing the seasonality of fishes were infected with large number parasitic infection. of parasites in late winter to end of References Athokpam, V. D., & Thndon, Y.2013. A survey of metacercarial infections in commonly edible fish and crab hosts prevailing in Manipur, Northeast India. J. Parasitic Diseases, 1-12. Eure, H. 1976. Seasonal abundance of Proteocephalus ambloplitis (Cestoidea: Proteocephalidea) from largemouth bass living in a heated reservoir. Parasitology, 73(02)z 205-212. @ 2015 JournalAnu Books Authors are responsible for any plagiarism issues. l. Voyager: Yol. W, Dec. 2015, 182-187 : 2015 787 ISSN :0976-7436 : INDEXED AND ABSTMCTED Hoffrnan, G L. 196). Parasites of North American Freshwater Fishes. University of California Press, Berkeley & Los Angeles.
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