Optimal Stocking Density for Shrimp Nursery in Tanks: Key Influencing Factors
05 November 2024 1805 View
Utilizing round nursery tanks is an excellent cost-saving strategy for the initial shrimp farming stage. In these tanks, shrimp are typically stocked at high densities (3,000 - 5,000 shrimp per cubic meter of water). Such high densities rapidly influence the nursery environment, affecting pH, alkalinity, and the levels of major and trace minerals. Below is a summary of key factors for farmers to consider to make informed decisions about stocking density:
Sharing How to Identify High-Quality Shrimp Seed
05 November 2024 1536 View
Shrimp seed quality is a key factor in the success of shrimp farming. Recognizing quality shrimp stock is crucial when starting a new farming season.
Sharing Methods for Handling Slime Layer in Lined Ponds
05 November 2024 1489 View
Many farmers are concerned and unsure how to handle the slime layer that appears in lined ponds used for shrimp and fish farming.
Sharing Effective Lobster Farming Techniques
29 October 2024 1685 View
Lobster farming is a topic of great interest, as lobsters are traditionally known to live on the seafloor in surface-water environments. Recently, land-based lobster farming in HDPE-lined tanks has attracted significant attention, with many interested in investing in this new approach.
Sharing the Usage Duration of Broodstock Aquatic Seedlings
29 October 2024 1537 View
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has issued a circular regulating the management of aquatic seeds, aquaculture feed, and environmental treatment products in aquaculture. It specifies the regulations on the usage duration of broodstock aquatic seedlings.
AQUA MINA participated in the Conference Connecting Seafood Vietnam and Singapore Enterprises
29 October 2024 1483 View
The Conference Connecting Seafood Vietnam and Singapore Enterprises, held at the VASEP office on October 23, 2024, is an opportunity for seafood enterprises in Singapore and Vietnam to learn, share, and collaborate for the future. Aimed at supporting Vietnamese aquaculture businesses in enhancing trade connections and expanding the export market for seafood, the meeting featured representatives from VASEP, the Trade Counselor, and members from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA), the Singapore Economic
Astonishing Model of
29 October 2024 1942 View
Traditionally, shrimp farming in Cam Xuyen involved ponds on land or sand, but now Mr. Dũng’s shrimp farming in tanks is a novel approach that has amazed many locals who come to see this new method firsthand.
Differentiating White Muscle Disease and Muscle Necrosis - IMNV in Vannamei
28 October 2024 1457 View
White muscle disease and muscle necrosis in whiteleg shrimp appear quite similar when observed visually, as the shrimp's muscle tissue turns opaque. This makes it difficult for farmers to distinguish between the two, leading to challenges in prevention and treatment.
Comparison Between Japanese Eel (Anguilla japonica) and Vietnamese Eel (Anguilla marmorata)
29 October 2024 2025 View
The Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica) is one of the most famous types of eel and is often mentioned in Japanese cuisine. In contrast, the Vietnamese eel, also known simply as eel (Anguilla marmorata), is a freshwater fish belonging to the family Anguillidae. The main differences between them are in size and habitat. The Japanese eel is usually larger, with soft bones located between its muscles, while the Vietnamese eel is smaller and has a harder bone structure. Both species live in freshwater and
Techniques for Raising Eel Fry
26 October 2024 1516 View
Eel tanks should be designed in a rectangular or elliptical shape, with a height of around 0.8 – 1m. Since eels tend to burrow, using tarpaulin-lined tanks will help prevent eels from escaping. The tanks should have a cover to avoid direct sunlight, and it is essential to maintain a stable temperature between 23°C-28°C, as eels thrive in this range.
Minimizing Stress in Shrimp
26 October 2024 1614 View
Stress is a state where the organism’s homeostasis is disrupted, resulting in an abnormal physiological condition caused by adverse environmental or internal factors, known as stressors. When external conditions change and the body cannot maintain homeostasis, the animal enters a state of stress and must go through a process of adapting to the new environment. Although this is one view, the precise definition of stress remains beyond the full understanding of scientists despite many years of
Rare Lobster Species Discovered in Taiwan
26 October 2024 1529 View
A rare and unique lobster species with distinctive red and white stripes has been discovered in Taiwan.
ANGUILLA BICOLOR BICOLOR (Black Eel) A Popular High-Quality Food from Japan
26 October 2024 2019 View
The black eel, also known as the Japanese eel (Anguilla Japonica), is a freshwater fish from the Anguillidae family. It resembles an eel with a long, slim body, and is typically dark in color, often black or dark brown.
AQUA MINA - Proud to Be the Pioneer in Exporting Aquaculture Round Tanks to Japan
17 October 2024 1475 View
On October 9, 2024, Rex and Shuyo, together with AQUA MINA, held a ceremony to sign the exclusive distribution contract for the “Aquaculture round tank” product in Osaka, Japan. We are the first aquaculture equipment company to export this product to this market. This collaboration marks a significant milestone, opening up breakthrough opportunities for AQUA MINA in the international aquaculture sector.
Causes of Hepatopancreatic Atrophy in Shrimp
26 October 2024 1581 View
If the shrimp farming environment is poor, including old pond bottoms in areas with acid sulfate soils, low dissolved oxygen, and the use of crustacean pesticides, residual toxins from these factors can severely affect the shrimp’s hepatopancreas function. The pond may also fail to produce algae, or the water color may be unstable due to weather or extreme fluctuations.
5 Important Factors in Shrimp Farming
26 October 2024 1434 View
The 5 important factors in shrimp farming can determine the success or failure of the operation. So, what are these 5 important factors? Let’s take a look at the article.
Reasons Why Many People Are Raising Eels (ANGUILLA BICOLOR BICOLOR)
26 October 2024 1462 View
To understand why many people have recently started raising eels, this shared article may help answer some of the questions surrounding the growing popularity of eel farming.
ANGUILLA BICOLOR BICOLOR (Eel) Farming in a Round Tank System for Export to Japan
26 October 2024 2371 View
Mr. Le Van Co, 50 years old, is farming eels using a recirculating filtration system that helps reduce Costs, protect the environment, and meet the standards for exporting to Japan.
AQUACULTURE VIETNAM 2024 - AQUA MINA CONGRATULATES VIETNAM FISHERIES INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 2024
26 October 2024 1721 View
Vietstock 2024 and Aquaculture Vietnam 2024 will be held simultaneously over three days from October 9 to October 11, 2024, providing a comprehensive development platform for the livestock and aquaculture industry. The event is a professional playground where businesses can connect, seek partners, and expand their markets.
SIGNING CEREMONY FOR THE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT OF AQUA MINA IN JAPAN
26 October 2024 2074 View
REX and SHUYO are the first partners to exclusively distribute Aqua Mina's aquaculture equipment in Japan. This event marks a significant milestone, opening up breakthrough opportunities in the international market. At Aqua Mina, we are committed to providing high-quality, advanced products at reasonable prices, creating sustainable value and convenience with our sales motto: “WE WORK FOR YOUR SUCCESS”
Diversity in Shrimp and Fish Farming
17 October 2024 1457 View
Diversity in shrimp and fish farming is crucial; it helps increase supplementary income, reduce input costs, and optimize profits for a successful farming season. So, how can diversity in shrimp and fish farming be achieved? Let’s explore Aqua Mina’s insights on this topic.
Using Phyllanthus Niruri in Shrimp Farming
26 October 2024 1359 View
Using Phyllanthus Niruri in shrimp farming is essential. Phyllanthus Niruri has medicinal properties that are highly effective for treating diseases in both humans and animals, especially in relation to the hepatopancreas.
Shrimp Farming Area in India Decreases, but Production Remains Stable
17 October 2024 1440 View
The area dedicated to shrimp farming in India has decreased, but production levels have remained stable, according to Pavan Kosaraju, CEO and founder of AquaExchange Agritech. AquaExchange has a good overview of the industry, having partnerships covering 18% of the market.
European Customers Show More Interest in Latin American Shrimp Than Asian Shrimp
17 October 2024 1462 View
Jan Bootsman from Klaas Puul, a division of the UK's Sykes Seafood Group, stated that the demand for shrimp in Europe remains stable. However, there has been a shift in supply, with imports from Latin America increasing, while imports from Asia have declined.
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