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Striped catfish from nursery to grow-out: probiotics, digestive enzymes and feed protein and fat in new researchResearch
November 1, 2026

Striped catfish from nursery to grow-out: probiotics, digestive enzymes and feed protein and fat in new research

A trial published on 30 October 2026: adding 2 g/kg probiotic to feed containing a digestive enzyme cut FCR in 10 g catfish fingerlings from

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White feces in whiteleg shrimp: the latest research points to EHP, Vibrio and water temperatureTechnical
November 1, 2026

White feces in whiteleg shrimp: the latest research points to EHP, Vibrio and water temperature

A review of 2021–2026 research: in Chinese outbreaks the white strings were mostly EHP spores; in Indonesia and China some Vibrio species su

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Preventing white feces from the gut: two new trials feeding beneficial bacteria and metabolites taken from healthy shrimpTechnical
November 1, 2026

Preventing white feces from the gut: two new trials feeding beneficial bacteria and metabolites taken from healthy shrimp

A Ningbo University (China) team looked for what healthy shrimp guts have and white-feces guts lack, then fed it back for 14 days before cha

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The Vibrio toxins behind EMS and TPD: the bacteria kill shrimp only when they carry the PirAB or VHVP-2 toxin genesTechnical
October 29, 2026

The Vibrio toxins behind EMS and TPD: the bacteria kill shrimp only when they carry the PirAB or VHVP-2 toxin genes

A review of 2013–2026 research: EMS (AHPND) is caused by the PirA–PirB toxin pair, TPD by the VHVP-2 protein. The toxin genes sit on plasmid

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Binding and neutralising the Vibrio toxins behind EMS and TPD: clay, antibodies in feed and anti-virulence compounds — how strong is the evidence?Technical
October 29, 2026

Binding and neutralising the Vibrio toxins behind EMS and TPD: clay, antibodies in feed and anti-virulence compounds — how strong is the evidence?

A review of 2019–2026 research: montmorillonite clay at 2.5–5 g/kg feed raised whiteleg shrimp survival to 83–94% versus 40% after an AHPND

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Four butyrate forms for black tiger shrimp: tributyrin and PHB worked best, gut Vibrio fell and nitrite tolerance roseNews
October 26, 2026

Four butyrate forms for black tiger shrimp: tributyrin and PHB worked best, gut Vibrio fell and nitrite tolerance rose

South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, 2026: black tiger shrimp fed 1% monobutyrin, tributyrin, sodium butyrate or PHB for 56 days re

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Tributyrin for whiteleg shrimp: faster growth and stronger immunity, but no survival gain in an AHPND challengeNews
October 26, 2026

Tributyrin for whiteleg shrimp: faster growth and stronger immunity, but no survival gain in an AHPND challenge

Jeju National University, 2026: whiteleg shrimp fed 0.05–0.20% tributyrin for 8 weeks grew faster with lower FCR and higher immune markers,

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Fermented feed for whiteleg shrimp: survival up from 65% to 88% in 56 days; slower growth, which the authors link to poor water stabilityNews
October 23, 2026

Fermented feed for whiteleg shrimp: survival up from 65% to 88% in 56 days; slower growth, which the authors link to poor water stability

A Chinese team fermented a whole low-fishmeal feed with five microbes, mixed it 2:3 with commercial feed and fed about 100,000 whiteleg shri

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Diets fermented with crab-derived lactic acid bacteria: faster-growing crabs and better feed use after 12 weeksNews
October 23, 2026

Diets fermented with crab-derived lactic acid bacteria: faster-growing crabs and better feed use after 12 weeks

A 2026 study in Chinese mitten crabs: whole diets fermented with lactic acid bacteria isolated from crabs themselves. After 12 weeks the L.

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Fermented feed in aquaculture: what a 2026 review says and what is still missing, especially for shrimpNews
October 23, 2026

Fermented feed in aquaculture: what a 2026 review says and what is still missing, especially for shrimp

A 2026 review in Microorganisms on fermented aquafeed: benefits, what decides quality (strain, temperature, time, moisture) and the gaps: ov

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Vitamin E for whiteleg shrimp: about 72 mg/kg of feed for faster growth and better disease resistance in trialsNews
October 18, 2026

Vitamin E for whiteleg shrimp: about 72 mg/kg of feed for faster growth and better disease resistance in trials

A Korean trial (PLoS ONE 2025): whiteleg shrimp fed 60–80 mg vitamin E/kg were about one third heavier after 56 days and digested protein be

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Arginine for whiteleg shrimp post-larvae: 2.51–2.85% of the diet lifted weight gain by almost 40% in 25 daysNews
October 18, 2026

Arginine for whiteleg shrimp post-larvae: 2.51–2.85% of the diet lifted weight gain by almost 40% in 25 days

A Guangdong Ocean University study (Amino Acids 2026): raising arginine in post-larval whiteleg shrimp feed from 2.12% to 2.85% lifted weigh

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Lysine for GIFT tilapia: a 2.41% lysine feed lifted weight gain by a third, and the old 1.4% level may no longer be enoughNews
October 18, 2026

Lysine for GIFT tilapia: a 2.41% lysine feed lifted weight gain by a third, and the old 1.4% level may no longer be enough

A WorldFish trial (Heliyon 2023): 155 g GIFT tilapia fed 2.41% lysine reached 340 g in 10 weeks, gaining 186 g, versus 291–295 g at 1.16–1.5

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Phages to protect shrimp and fish: trial evidence and why they have not reached farmsNews
October 18, 2026

Phages to protect shrimp and fish: trial evidence and why they have not reached farms

In trials, phages lifted black tiger shrimp larval survival from 17% to 86%; AHPND shrimp fed phage before infection survived (4 per tank),

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Phage therapy in aquaculture: why many countries have yet to approve itNews
October 18, 2026

Phage therapy in aquaculture: why many countries have yet to approve it

Phages — viruses that kill only bacteria — could help farms use fewer antibiotics. But according to an IABS workshop report in Biologicals (

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Pangasius grow-out: feed, nutrition and pond management from two international sourcesNews
October 17, 2026

Pangasius grow-out: feed, nutrition and pond management from two international sources

Feed makes up 60–85% of pangasius production cost, and FCR on commercial feed ranges from 1.35 to 1.97 by country. A summary of what researc

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Asian sea bass farming in India: seed, feed, disease and the way forwardNews
October 17, 2026

Asian sea bass farming in India: seed, feed, disease and the way forward

Well-run Asian sea bass farms in India stock 50–100 g fingerlings and harvest 0.7–1.5 kg fish after 6–8 months, with 60–80% survival and an

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Farming Indian pompano: sea cages, coastal cages, ponds and shrimp rotationNews
October 17, 2026

Farming Indian pompano: sea cages, coastal cages, ponds and shrimp rotation

ICAR-CMFRI (India) sets out four farming systems for Indian pompano, a close relative of the golden pompano: sea cages stocked at 25 fish/m³

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