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A total number 200 different marine fish species represented as 100 Elsarah  (Nemipterus  japonicus ) and 100 Mias (Pomatomus  saltatrix L.)  were collected seasonally from Suez and Ismailia provinces respectively . The infested marine fishes revealed no pathognomonic signs.They were investigated for detection of Isopoda parasites. It was revealed that 50% of the examined marine fishes was infested.The detected species were Irona nanodies from Nemipterus japonicus with a prevalence 60% , and Lironeca ovalis from Pomatomus saltatrix L with a prevalence 40%.The histopathological alterations were recorded and discussed.The secondary bacterial invasion was manifested by the isolation of Pseudomonas aeruginosa where it was experimentally infected into Tilapia zillii and reisolated again.

Studies on Diseases caused by Isopods in relation to Bacterial Infection Among Some Wild Marine Fishes at Suez Canal Area