Daniel M. Mulcahy C.E.C. Goertz 2011 <p>Egg stasis ('egg-binding', 'post-ovulatory stasis') is a poorly characterized syndrome characterized by an inability of female fish to complete ovulation and to naturally expel mature eggs. Although it occurs in a variety of fish species, no definitive studies of the causation, prevalence, prevention and treatment have been done. The cause of egg stasis appears to be multifactorial to include aspects of a captive environment not suitable for the completion of spawning.</p> application/pdf 10.1111/j.1365-2761.2010.01214.x en Blackwell Science Attempted surgical correction of single- and multiyear post-ovulatory egg stasis in yellow and red Irish lords, <i>Hemilepidotus jordani</i> (Bean) and <i>Hemilepidotus hemilepidotus</i> (Tilesius) article