INTENSIVE SHRIMP FARM DESIGN AND EFFLUENT MANAGEMENT #09 |

[@dylantkl]

Thank you so much for making this wonderful video. I watched all your videos and it is really informative. Please continue to make such wonderful video!

[@uunyanuhar1793]

Thank You for your explaining Doctor Jose Domingos for the technology for about of shrimp farming, best regard, Dr. Uun from Indonesia

[@acesoriano4615]

Sir, which salinity is most preferred in shrimp culture, high or low salinity? Thanks for this great video.

[@joseantoniosantosdom]

From 0.5 to 70ppt can be farmed, but 10 to 30 ppt is better for high density, this for L. vannamei

[@niranwarin7155]

Thank you, love your work

[@WajidAli-ug3sw]

Hi Friend Good Advice And This Amezing Knowledge Of Drainage System Under The Pond 😲🆒 Culture Thanks 🐟🙋🐟

[@tambakjoglo459]

Which are the best shrimp pond design, circular liner or raceway?

[@joseantoniosantosdom]

Circular is the winner as the sludge can go to centre, but it is much easier to cover a raceway in a green house type of structure. Also it really depends on the overall management

[@HuynhNguyenNguyenHaB]

Please add the English subtitles, it will be very helpful, sir. I really love your videos but can't understand sometimes.

[@thamho1352]

Thanks so much. very informative and useful video.

[@dadankurnia3124]

very informative...good job...but i want to know more details about the fish farming system in brazil. I hope you are willing to explain in more detail

[@hashtagfish8542]

Hi, I left Brazil in 2008, so I don'tknow too muxh. They are very advanced in freshwater fishes, but don't have Marine Fish culture yet.

[@osamabrakat]

Please can you add the subtitles in this video. All videos have subtitled this video no

[@prasanthvenkat1996]

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

[@hashtagfish8542]

Glad it was helpful!

[@salianprashant1]

Can we cultivate shrimp farming during Rainy season in a earthen pond. What are the parameters that we need to take care during cultivation in rainy season

[@fallenmalaikat5868]

i d love to know that too.

[@bhagyeshpatel3831]

Hi sir, for intensive Shrimp Farming (Not biofloc) if we have to maintain CN ratio at 15:1 and on daily basis add sugar as a carbon source into pond, so is it harmful to water ?

[@hashtagfish8542]

Hi, carbon stimulate bacteria, and bacteria reduces ammonia but consume oxygen. As long as you have enough aeration and can keep oxygen above 4.5 (5 better). it is ok. If you are struggling with oxygen in the morning, it is better to avoid sugar.

[@wilsonyap1388]

Is this Intensive Farming for Shrimp is known as RAS?

[@gamerval2610]

can you make a step by step on how to do shrimp farming. i need to do this to create employment and feed people. Low cost do it yourself to escale

[@charleskurniawan2950]

Can you also talk about semi intensive or traditional pond? Most of the farmer in Indonesia unable to make intensive because of no electricity, and fuel cost are unprofitable if used 24 hours. Many of the farmer now starting to try to polyculture with Gracilaria seaweed, milkfish, and vannamei. But we still have no idea about sustainability in this design and even encounter in harvesting problems.

[@hashtagfish8542]

Hi Charles, please see our videos about pond bottom and pond water preparation . They are applicable to semi intensive shrimp farming.

[@charleskurniawan2950]

@@hashtagfish8542 Beside pond bottom and water preparation, do you have any suggestion any procedures for traditional system? Many farmer here are giving their pond 50kg/hectare of fermented rice bran for every 2 days in traditional vannamei pond, with density of 10PL /m2. And they dont give additional shrimp feed to the pond. What do you think of it?

[@hashtagfish8542]

@@charleskurniawan2950 I'm in favor of poly culture for lower densities but I don't endorse using fermented grains because they pollute the water and make things worse in the long run.

[@garnalen9994]

Nice video. Thank you

[@benjoartemyo3955]

thank you soo much for the information

[@Camille-pg1xw]

This is very informative. Thank you so much, Hashtag Fish! Like and subbed ☺️

[@hashtagfish8542]

Glad to hear, thanks a lot

[@alexgunawan98]

Question : Why on top of the pond have a lot of white foam ?

[@hashtagfish8542]

it is an indication that the water is not fully matured with bioflocs, but it is not necessarily a problem. Water will foam because of excess organic matter and fine bubbles

[@alexgunawan98]

@@hashtagfish8542 when you say Matured in water, what does it mean ? 🙏🏼

[@hashtagfish8542]

@@alexgunawan98 Please watch our latest video #13 on water preparation part 2 (for super intensive biofloc systems), which I explain water maturation in detail.

[@hashtagfish8542]

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[@gtinternationalgt3639]

Hi Mr Jose!!! 0-salinity vanamei farming on freshwater water what's the percentage of risk%% profit%%%%!!!!!!!

[@hashtagfish8542]

Hi GT, low salinity has many advantages such as being inland close to consumer market (big cities). For super intensive it is better to run at 5 ppt salinity to avoid nitrite toxicity. The risk vs profit involves many factors and salinity is just a very small, perhaps negligible factor in this equation.

[@gtinternationalgt3639]

@@hashtagfish8542 yes valuable information.... thankyou mr jose

[@jamesconrad9864]

Thank you..

[@JanAdrianKho]

thank you

[@gtinternationalgt3639]

Perfect information!!!

[@nhn.channel]

Gooood

[@mintkhabar]

What is the scope in india ..of shrimp farming

[@joseantoniosantosdom]

Hi, India is one of the largest producers in the world!

[@farizardian951]

Where are u from bro?i may be able to intern in your country

[@hashtagfish8542]

Hi Watch my very first video. I'm now in Singapore where I am a research scientist in aquaculture for James Cook University.

[@AdityaSharma-jl5go]

Hi Let me quickly introduce myself - I did my BE in Chemical Engineering at PU; subsequently, I did my MS in Civil & Environmental Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University (US) and then did my Professional Engineering Certification in Environmental Engineering. After that I became the global lead for Accenture Sustainable Supply Chain and conducted many public private partnerships with WWF, CDP, Bill & Melinda Gates foundation. In the end, I finished my MBA at Wharton Business School. Recently my mother passed away in her honor I have opened a non profit in India and I am setting up a shrimp farm in 22 acres to provide employment and better best practices. In addition, I have partnered with a progressive farmer who currently farming shrimp in 29 acres. Let me know if this would be of interest to u.

[@hashtagfish8542]

Hello, how do you think we could help?

[@natisdbento]

Great! 👏

[@WajidAli-ug3sw]

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