
The condition of shrimp suffering from loose feces, undigested feces, and tail rot can occur at all farming stages, especially after 20 days of age, leading to stunted growth and slow development. Prolonged illness can result in white feces disease.
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The condition of shrimp suffering from loose feces, undigested feces, and tail rot can occur at all farming stages, especially after 20 days of age, leading to stunted growth and slow development. Prolonged illness can result in white feces disease.
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