Abstract
The persistence of oxytetracycline, an antibacterial agent, in bottom deposits from fish farms was investigated. The drug was found in concentrations capable of causing antimicrobial effects up to 12 weeks after administration. A half-life of approximately 10 weeks was estimated through a pilot study. Possible effects on sulphide ion activity are suggested.
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