text: Yo, check it out, here's the scoop,
  Talkin' 'bout Streptococcus ictaluri, fish in the loop,
  In channel catfish, from fry to juvenile stages,
  We did experiments, rockin' different pages.
  
  Bath immersion was the first test we threw,
  In 1-L baths, S. ictaluri grew,
  With colony-forming units, we made it clear,
  10(8), 10(9), 10(10), 10(11), 10(12), no fear.
  
  Injectin' intraperitoneally, that was the next move,
  0.1 mL of bacteria, we had to prove,
  Different doses, from 10(4) to 10(8) cfu,
  S. ictaluri in each fish, that's how we do.
  
  Within 21 days, the fish started to fall,
  Mortality in fry, fingerlings, and juveniles, y'all,
  When we broke it down by size and route,
  11% fry, nothin' for fingerlings, that's what came about.
  
  But injection route showed a different game,
  14% fingerlings, 6% juveniles, not the same,
  We confirmed the presence of S. ictaluri, no doubt,
  Used the BIOLOG profile, MicroLog3 shout.
  
  These results show that channel catfish, you see,
  Only vulnerable to high concentrations, it be,
  Juvenile catfish, less susceptible, it seems,
  Explains low mortality, S. ictaluri's dreams.
  
  So there you have it, the study's conclusion,
  S. ictaluri and catfish, a curious fusion,
  In the world of aquaculture, little impact it made,
  Thanks to the resistance of catfish, the game stayed.