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Shrimp

Shrimp resistance & Vibrio load in the gut

Why “Vibrio present” does not always mean disease — and what a farm should do to keep shrimp healthy and finish the crop. An 18-page technical monograph.

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Fish

Cobia stocking fry selection and feeding techniques

Besides the advantage of rapid growth, cobia also possesses high adaptability and good disease resistance, making it quite commonly farmed in many coastal provinces of our country. Among these, farming in HDPE cages stands out for its high efficiency.

Technical article
Aquaculture

Pond water quality is the most important for a successful crop, alongside pathogen-free seedstock.

Ensuring pond water quality plays a crucial role in the success of the culture cycle, alongside the use of disease-free seedstock. A balanced pond water ecosystem will help farmed shrimp grow healthily, reduce the risk of disease outbreaks, and optimize productivity. Below is an analysis of important factors and water quality control solutions to protect the pond.

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Shrimp

How does salinity affect EHP infection rate in whiteleg shrimp?

EHP causes lesions in the hepatopancreatic tubule epithelial cells (HP), and its main clinical signs are slow growth leading to increased size variation. White fecal strings floating on the pond water surface and the presence of shrimp with white coloration in the gastrointestinal tract (GI tract) in these ponds are also associated with EHP. In the advanced stage of the disease, EHP-infected shrimp often exhibit soft shells, lethargy, reduced feed intake, an empty midgut, and chronic mortality.

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