Pond Water Quality & Sludge
Accumulation of ammonia, methane and hydrogen sulphide stresses both fish and shrimp; bottom sludge becomes a reservoir for pathogens.
Symptoms seen in the field
- High ammonia and H₂S levels
- Formation of bottom sludge and black soil
- Oxygen imbalance
- Excessive algae and foul water odour
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Other solutions
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Disease-Related Losses
Bacterial diseases such as streptococcosis, lactococcosis and yersiniosis are the leading cause of stock losses.
View solution 03Loss Control in Shrimp Production
In shrimp ponds, black soil formation and salinity fluctuation directly affect performance.
View solution 04Feed Conversion & Growth
Feed is the largest item in aquaculture production cost; a small improvement in the conversion ratio directly affects profitability.
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