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The establishment of a laboratory colony of Ixodes holocyclus
Australian Veterinary Journal
|October 1, 1978
Abstract:
A laboratory colony capable of producing annually 3000 female Ixodes holocyclus was maintained for 3 years. Guinea-pigs were used for larval feeding and bandicoots for nymphs and adults. The methods and equipment employed are described in detail.
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