Fish health issue • Bacterial • 🟠 High risk

Aeromonas Infection fish health guidance for clubs & fisheries

Aeromonas bacteria cause ulcers, haemorrhaging and fin erosion, often linked to stress.

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Category

Bacterial

Helps you quickly understand whether this is a parasite, viral issue, water quality problem or wider management topic.

Severity

🟠 High risk

Use alongside EA guidance and your own fishery rules to decide next steps.

Notifiable?

No – but still monitor closely

Always follow the latest EA advice on notifiable fish diseases.

Linked species

No specific species linked

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About this condition

Aeromonas bacteria cause ulcers, haemorrhaging and fin erosion, often linked to stress.

What is Aeromonas?

A common opportunistic bacterial infection affecting coarse fish.

Report Fish Disease or Pollution

If you suspect this condition, see unusual fish behaviour, or witness a pollution incident at your waters, you must contact the Environment Agency immediately. Quick reporting protects your fishery and prevents further fish mortalities.

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