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Water is essential for the existence of all life forms. In addition to

household uses, water is vital for agriculture, industry, fishery and tourism etc. Increasing population, urbanisation and industrialisation has led to the decreased availability of water.

The quality of water used is also being deteriorated as it is getting more and more polluted. You may be aware of at least some health hazards and harmful effects of water pollution.

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The most important risks for the water environments are drought and

pollution; which are mainly caused antropogenic as well as by natural means. The ingestion of the toxicants are usually through water or feed; therefore

this paper emphasize the chemical contamination of water and feed along with their direct and/or indirect effect on fish.

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Compounds that cause toxicitiy in fish is determined by acute toxicity tests. This level, the death of 50% individuals in 96 hours, can be measured byLC50 value that is the concentration of toxic material in water.

According to OECD chemical’s acut toxicitiy for crustaceans and algae is EC50 (48 hours) and EC50 (72 hours), respectively.

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Classification of chemical materials according to LC50 or EC50 :

1) Very toxic: LC50 or EC50 ≤1 mg/L,

2) Toxic: LC50 or EC50 >1-≤10 mg/L,

3) Medium toxicity: LC50 or EC50 >10-≤100 mg/L,

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1) Compound characteristic7

2) Fish sensitivity,

3) Deterioration of Nitrogen Cycle 4) Water quality a. Water temperature, b. Salinity c. Hardness, d. Oxygen level, e. pH.

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Toxic gasses,

Nitrite,

Nitrate,

Chlorur,

Cyanide,

Phenols

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Detergents,

Acid rains,

Pesticides,

Chlorined dioxins,

Suspended solid materials,

Metals-salts

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Cadmium

Mercury,

Copper,

Iron,

Zinc,

Chromium.

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