Technical support

1. The water temperature is 25 ° C~35 ° C, and the optimal water temperature is 28 ° C~32 ° C. Start seedling testing at 18 ℃.
2. The pH value is 7-9, and the optimal pH is 7.7-8.3.

In aquaculture, parasitic diseases are one of the major issues affecting fish health and farming efficiency. Parasites not only hinder fish growth and development but can also lead to severe diseases and even death. Below are several common parasitic diseases and their characteristics.

Poultry farming is a crucial industry worldwide, offering a substantial source of protein through meat and eggs. However, the crowded conditions in poultry houses make these environments prone to the rapid spread of infectious diseases. Implementing robus...

Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) is a highly contagious viral disease that affects pigs, causing significant economic losses in pig farming worldwide. The stability of PRRS within a pig farm is a critical factor in managing and control...

Copper sulfate (CuSO₄) is an inorganic compound. Its aqueous solution is blue and has weak acidity. Copper sulfate solution has strong bactericidal properties and is commonly used for fish baths, disinfection of fishing gear (such as feeding sites), and p...

In aquaculture, the term “detoxification” is well-known: detoxifying after sudden weather changes, pesticide use, algal die-offs, fish deaths, and even overfeeding. But what exactly does “toxin” refer to? What is “Toxin”?...

Changes in Pond Bottom Conditions Throughout Aquaculture Stages It is well-known that water quality control is crucial in aquaculture, and water quality is closely related to the condition of the pond bottom. Good pond bottom quality facilitates the developme...

Disinfection Techniques for Aquaculture Water Disinfection techniques for aquaculture water typically include several methods such as ultraviolet (UV) sterilization, ozone disinfection, and chemical disinfection. Today, we will introduce UV and ozone as two m...

Common Fish Diseases in Ponds and Their Prevention: Bacterial Diseases and Their Management Common bacterial diseases in fish include bacterial septicemia, bacterial gill disease, bacterial enteritis, red spot disease, bacterial fin rot, white nodules disease...