Inspection reports

Case Number: 2020-0491

Download Fish will be moved to Frandy in March (approx.)
Ova to be received in the week of the inspection from Dunkeld Trout hatchery (in South Africa)
Site will never be fallow due to the cycle of eggs and fry.
Eggs from Denmark and South Africa most years
Waste disposal note emailed post inspection. Inspected to be satisfactory on 13/11/2020
Remote inspection carried out on 10/11/2020 [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2021-0046

Download Ova arriving on site from Troutex in Denmark. Shipment was due to be inspected upon arrival, however the connection flight was missed and the shipment was delayed by a day so was unable to be inspected.
Cress administered in feed at the beginning of January for gut fungus.
Ova are generally taken on from Denmark as site has been very happy with the stock they have received so far. Site might also receive ova from South Africa this year, but this has not been decided yet.
Site is planning 5 movements on this year, with each batch containing 90,000 ova.
Movements off site all go into Frandy (FS0551).
Site thermometer used due to biosecurity risk.
Paperwork completed remotely on 30/03/2021. Site visit on 31/03/2021. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2022-0351

Download Issues with delays in imports of eggs arriving on site during 2021 due to issues with lack of suitable flights from London to
Edinburgh and courier delays. One whole batch arrived dead after 9 day delay in April 2021. Situation has improved now that shipments are going on flight to Edinburgh from London rather than waiting for courier collection. Next batch due on site on
Thursday this week from USA.
Mortality peaks observed about a month after each input of ova due to egg picking and culls of deformities
Cress 50% currently being fed for gut fungus - associated mortalities low. Chloramine T also used, last treatment in July 2022.
Veterinary services now provided by Pharmaq Analytiq since company vet left in November 21.
Site thermometer used in line with biosecurity protocol. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2023-0056

Download Site consists of 16 tanks and 16 hatching troughs. Only 4 of each currently stocked. Water is sourced from a spring outside of the site and has screens set up preventing potential contaminates entering the site which is all indoors. Inlets and outlets to the tanks have screens to prevent escapes while the outflowing water drain has multiple screens as well.
All units were inspected and no signs of disease along with no moribund or lethargic fish were observed.
Part of the case paperwork was carried out the week prior the site inspection after biosecurity, treatment and health surveillance records were sent to case inspector.
Water temperature was taken using site's own thermometer for biosecurity reasons.
All fish moved to Frandy when ready in sealed containers and oxygen levels monitored. Mortalities are also transferred to
Frandy where they are ensiled. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2024-0002

Download Imports 11/1/24 RTR OVA 100000 USA Trout Lodge Bonny Lake
Imports 2023 RTR Ova USA trout Lodge 12/1/23, 16/3/23, 15/6/23, 17/8/23, 23/11/23
Fish held on site until 2g then moved to Frandy. RTFS is usually an issue at Frandy but not at St Mungos. Next input March from Trout Loge USA.
Gut fungus an issue in every batch (saprolegnia) - treated with pyceze in feed mix under script with 500 0days withdrawal.
Feed mixed at St Mungos. Issue appears 2 weeks after first feeding. Fish checked weekly and filaments are observed in gut.
Last treatment 8/1/24. Update 15.3.24 discussion with site manager establish fed mixing was carried out at Frandy.
Prescription supplied.
Morts are ensiled at Frandy and ensiled material disposed of at Gask Farm, Turriff.
Water supply is Borehole.
Two inputs currently on site. November input and Jan input which hatched about 1 month ago. [Original PDF]

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