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25/08/2026 204 Views
The rainy season is a critical period during which shrimp farmers must pay special attention to the health of their stock. Heavy and prolonged rainfall not only induces water temperature fluctuations but can also cause rapid changes in pH, salinity, alkalinity, and dissolved oxygen (DO) levels.
23/08/2026 216 Views
Slow-growing shrimp are a common issue that many shrimp farmers encounter during the production cycle. Feed is supplied to the pond regularly, and the shrimp show good feeding activity. Their gut condition may also appear normal. However, upon closer examination, farmers may find slow shrimp growth, poor weight gain, uneven shrimp sizes, and asynchronous molting.
17/08/2026 273 Views
During the culture cycle, shrimp stress is a condition that farmers should not overlook. Heavy rainfall, sudden weather changes, prolonged hot weather, or fluctuations in water quality can all cause environmental stress and shock in shrimp.
27/07/2026 490 Views
The first rains of the season are often a critical period when many shrimp ponds experience sudden environmental fluctuations. A rapid drop in salinity, pH fluctuations, and changes in dissolved oxygen (DO) levels can cause shrimp stress, surface swimming, soft shells, and meat loss — one of the most concerning signs for shrimp farmers.
25/08/2026 204 Views
The rainy season is a critical period during which shrimp farmers must pay special attention to the health of their stock. Heavy and prolonged rainfall not only induces water temperature fluctuations but can also cause rapid changes in pH, salinity, alkalinity, and dissolved oxygen (DO) levels.
23/08/2026 216 Views
Slow-growing shrimp are a common issue that many shrimp farmers encounter during the production cycle. Feed is supplied to the pond regularly, and the shrimp show good feeding activity. Their gut condition may also appear normal. However, upon closer examination, farmers may find slow shrimp growth, poor weight gain, uneven shrimp sizes, and asynchronous molting.
17/08/2026 273 Views
During the culture cycle, shrimp stress is a condition that farmers should not overlook. Heavy rainfall, sudden weather changes, prolonged hot weather, or fluctuations in water quality can all cause environmental stress and shock in shrimp.
27/07/2026 490 Views
The first rains of the season are often a critical period when many shrimp ponds experience sudden environmental fluctuations. A rapid drop in salinity, pH fluctuations, and changes in dissolved oxygen (DO) levels can cause shrimp stress, surface swimming, soft shells, and meat loss — one of the most concerning signs for shrimp farmers.
