Water quality management plays a major role in the success of shrimp farming, and one crucial component is proper water exchange. Paying close attention to the timing and frequency of water exchange helps maintain a healthy environment, reduce harmful compounds, and minimize stress on shrimp.
Water exchange is a vital strategy to support shrimp growth and achieve optimal harvest results. So, when is the best time to perform water exchange in shrimp ponds? Find out in the article below!
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- Reduces organic waste buildup. Prolonged water retention may lead to accumulation of uneaten feed, feces, and microorganisms that could harm shrimp.
- Stabilizes water parameters. Water exchange helps maintain optimal levels of pH, temperature, salinity, and ammonia.
- Prevents blooming plankton. Stagnant water can trigger the dominance of certain plankton species, turning the water murky or toxic.
- Lowers pathogenic microorganism population. Regular water exchange helps suppress the growth of harmful bacteria in the pond.
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