Successful production in semi-biofloc in Indonesia

The single screw extruder has been the heartbeat of dry pet food and aquatic feed for over 50 years. Today, the single screw extruder still is the choice

A Case Study on Feed Management to Improving Production and Economic Returns for the Semi-Intensive Pond Production of Litopenaeus vannamei

Phytoplankton are the key food item in both aquaculture and mariculture. Both systems are utilizing phytoplankton as food for the animals being farmed.

We have been doing a lot of work recently talking with aquaculture farmers about their pond water and how they manage the algae populations in the ponds

Disease problems on shrimp farms may be partly driven by an interaction between management practices that cause inbreeding in small hatcheries

The major challenges in shrimp farming include optimizing parameters of productive performance such as the growth rate, final weight, and feed efficiency

Each year the shrimp industry suffers losses of more than US$1 billion due to early mortality syndrome or acute hepatopancreatic necrosis (EMS/AHPND)

Feed additives may help to reduce the impact of early mortality syndrome on shrimp stocks, according to a report from Minh Phu AquaMekong Shrimp Vet Laboratory

Shrimp culture in ponds has been expanded to be a bio-food industry proved to yield foreign exchange and provide job opportunities besides animal protein source

The marine shrimp, having poor sight, need to recognise their environment by other senses, i.e. tactile, gustatory and olfactory.

The pompano are reared in a clearwater system, and the shrimp are cultured in a heterotrophic system maintained by inputs of biofloc from an external bioreactor

Shrimp producers must consider genetics, seed stock quality, husbandry procedures and healthy nutrition as the major tools to control disease

Enterocytozoon hepatopenaei (EHP) a microsporidian parasite that has been widely found in Asia and other parts of the world, is impacting aquaculture production

The threat of disease in the aquaculture industry, coupled with greater restrictions or ban on antibiotic use, has increased interest in evaluating antibiotic

Disease problems in shrimp production are complex and often still poorly understood. Therefore, shrimp producers must consider the seed stock quality

The predominant method of rearing shrimp in Indiana uses the biofloc water treatment system for dealing with the metabolic wastes associated with production.

Management of Vannamei Shrimp Culture Ponds with High Stocking Density & Zero Water Exchange in Relation to Growth, Survival and Water Quality

Feed Management for Improving Production, Economic Returns for the Semi-Intensive Pond Production of Litopenaeus vannamei.

Aquaculture production has grown enormously in recent years and among that Penaeid shrimps are one of the most important cultured species worldwide especially