Bighead carp, introduced for algae control, now threaten ecosystems by outcompeting natives, disrupting habitats, and harming biodiversity.

Study tests Antimycin A-laced bait to selectively control invasive grass carp with minimal harm to native fish.

USGS’ study shows Antimycin-A targets invasive fish effectively, with fish 193x more sensitive than invertebrates in toxicity tests.

ISC & USGS partner to refine Piscamycin® for invasive carp control, enhancing efficacy & manufacturing for resource managers.

ISCC licenses Zequanox® & Piscamycin® for invasive species control, advancing eco-friendly solutions for mussels & Asian carp.

Study measuring antimycin A's oral toxicity to invasive grass and black carp, aiding development of species-specific toxic baits.

FY22 Invasive Carp Action Plan unites U.S. & Canadian agencies to stop invasive carp from entering and impacting the Great Lakes.

EPA evaluates Antimycin A, a fish toxicant, for its environmental impact, highlighting risks to aquatic life and data uncertainties.

Corn-based bait with antimycin-A shows promise in selectively killing invasive carp while sparing most native fish species.

2013 U.S. Army Corps report on piscicides like rotenone and antimycin A for invasive fish control, including use, impact, and effectiveness.

Antimycin offers a powerful, targeted tool for fishery management—killing invasive fish while sparing most other wildlife.