Shrimp farming solutions by pond condition
Start with what you observe: poor plankton development, turbid water, toxic gases, weak appetite, changes in the hepatopancreas or white feces. Explore the relevant solution group and check product details before choosing.
- 50
- shrimp products
- 10
- solution groups
- 4
- crop stages
What are you seeing in your pond?
Five common situations, with relevant product groups to review. Confirm the cause before choosing an intervention.
Or browse by product function
Each product includes a Consider when note based on pond conditions to help you compare similar options.
Products for each crop stage
Water & pond bottom
Build a stable pond foundation with plankton, beneficial microbes and toxic-gas management.
11 productsPlankton & natural food NEW
Support beneficial plankton and floc as part of a stable pond ecosystem.
Compare by Floc development or supporting mineral supplementation.
Water & bottom probiotics NEW
Biological management of organic waste, toxic gases and undesirable water bacteria.
Compare by Water or bottom conditions, salinity and the toxic-gas issue identified.
Toxic gas & algae management
Options to assess when toxic gases rise, shrimp surface or algae become excessive.
Compare by Immediate water-quality support, ongoing gas management or algae management.
Microbiome Farm Protocol
Explore microbiome management across the crop: pond preparation and plankton, gut health, hepatopancreas support and growth toward harvest.
Minerals & gut health
Support molting, mineral balance and feed digestion throughout the crop.
17 productsNutrition & minerals
Mineral supplementation, alkalinity management and support for molting and shell hardening.
Compare by Routine mineral support, alkalinity management or molting support.
Gut health & digestion
Digestive enzymes and gut probiotics to support nutrient uptake and feed utilization.
Compare by Digestive enzymes, gut probiotics or live yeast.
Match the product to the crop phase
Each phase has different water-quality, microbial and nutritional priorities. Use this timeline as a planning guide and adapt it to measured pond conditions.
- Day −7 → 0
1. Pond preparation UPDATED


FYTO FLOC + SOILMAX New
Support plankton development and establish beneficial microbes before stocking.
- Day 1 → 30
2. Early grow-out




PRO GUT + FLASH + CLEVER + BIOMAX
Support the gut microbiome and monitor feeding and fecal condition.
- Day 30 → 60
3. Mid grow-out


SOILMAX New + HERB GUARD
Manage water quality, bottom organic load and undesirable bacteria.
- Day 60 → harvest
4. Toward harvest



CALPHOS GRO + CANFORTA + AQUAMOS
Support hepatopancreas condition, shell hardening and growth.
Hepatopancreas & resilience
Support hepatopancreas health and resilience through to harvest.
11 productsHepatopancreas support
Nutritional support for hepatopancreas function and stress management.
Compare by Routine support, detoxification support or support during environmental changes.
Immunity & growth
Nutritional support for immune function, stress resilience and growth.
Compare by Routine immune support, stress-related vitamin needs or growth support.
Compare combinations for your pond
- Consider when
- Newly filled ponds with clear water and limited plankton.
- Support goal
- Supports plankton and microbial establishment; verify alkalinity and stocking readiness.
Alternative MAX 4000 or SOILMAX New may be alternatives depending on water and bottom conditions; consult the technical team.
- Consider when
- Mid-crop ponds with high feed input and rising toxic-gas readings.
- Support goal
- Supports water and organic-load management; monitor NH₃, NO₂, oxygen and algae.
- Consider when
- White feces, reduced feeding or discontinuous gut contents.
- Support goal
- Supports gut condition during assessment and recovery; outcomes depend on the cause.
- Consider when
- Healthy shrimp showing slow growth after feed and water checks.
- Support goal
- Supports digestion, mineral supply and shell condition.
Practical applications
- 01Clear water, limited plankton, recent stockingPlankton & natural food → Water probiotics
- 02Early-crop water stability, rain or rising toxic gasesWater & bottom probiotics → Toxic-gas management
- 03Weak appetite, poor nutrient uptake or unstable gut conditionGut health & digestion + Nutrition & minerals
- 04Poor hepatopancreas appearance or stressed shrimpHepatopancreas support
- 05White feces, suspected EHP or intestinal problemsEHP & white feces + Gut health + Hepatopancreas support
- 06Recovery and continued growth after an acute eventImmunity & growth
When health problems arise
Assess the cause and choose a targeted intervention with technical guidance.
12 productsEHP & white feces
Gut and hepatopancreas support when white feces or intestinal problems are observed.
Compare by Support needs after signs appear; confirm the underlying cause before intervention.
Water disinfection
Pond-water disinfectants and options for managing undesirable microorganisms.
Compare by Active ingredient, water conditions, target organisms and label requirements.
Targeted intervention
Specialized products: check approved species, indications and use instructions carefully.
Compare by Choose by confirmed condition AND approved species; seek technical advice first.
Understand each pond issue
Six guides covering signs, possible causes and management considerations for common pond issues.
Questions from shrimp farmers
What should I check when a new pond stays clear?+
Which products support shrimp showing white feces?+
What should I do if pond NO₂ is high?+
How do I choose a water or bottom probiotic?+
Which probiotic is best for a shrimp pond?+
Every pond is different. Choose with the right information.
Send your pond conditions for review by the Than Vuong technical team. Free guidance during business hours.
