Abstract:
Results obtained from toxicity testing experiments on Artemia (1998), Tiger prawn
(Penaeus monodon) (1998-1999) and Seabass (Lates carcarifer) (1998-1999) led to
determine the LC50 values of Arsenic on them with 24-h, 48-h, 72-h, and 96-h exposure.
LC50-s tended to decrease by the exposure duration. In the same exposure duration, LC50
value of Seabass showed smaller than that of Tiger prawn and both values were smaller
than that of Artemia. It means that the sensitivity to lethal toxic effect of Arsenic showed
decreasing by following order: Seabass > Tiger prawn > Artemia.