Welcome to Telapia, Shrimp, Pangus, Koi, Crab /Mud crab (Scylla serrata), Seagrass Culture Tecgnique

Welcome to Telapia, Shrimp, Pangus, Koi, Mud crab (Scylla serrata) and Seagrass Culture Technique :

In Our country every Aquaculturist and farmers want to know about how to do culture Telapia, Shrimp, Pangus and Koi. Here I will discuss details culture technique regarding above species. Basically I will focus Telapia ( part 01-03), Shrimp ( part 01-04) and Pangus ( part01-03) fish culture technique.

Apart from this I will also discuss different disease and cure technique of above species.

Telapia Culture/ Production Technique Part: 03

Telapia Culture/ Production Technique  Part: 03 

Stocking

• Acclimatization : It is done by mixing culture pond water with Fry’s container water gradually with fixed time interval to adjust temperature, salinity, P^H and others environmental parameter. In PL drums, aquarium aeration and larval feed should also be provided.

·         Stocking time: Early morning and late evening. when the pond water  temperature is low.

• Stocking density: After having pond preparation stocking density should  be 5-6 per Square meter or 200-250/ shotangsho.

Telapia Culture/ Production Technique Part: 02

Pond preparation:

Soil sampling:

For pond bottom preparation, soil samples are collected from the pond bottom and the dikes for pH and organic matter content analysis. Soil pH analysis is generally conducted to determine lime requirement. Soil samples are collected in a S or X-shaped pattern and only the top soil 0-15 cm is taken as sample to determine soil quality.

Telapia Culture / Production Technique Part : 01

Part : 01

Site selection for pond

·      The proposed site should be free from trees, bush, rocks, and grasses and away from densely populated, industrial area.

·       The quality of soil (P^H   6.5-7.5) influences both water quality and productivity in a pond. The soil must also be suitable for dike construction. Avoiding sandy, muddy Black pirates, Pit forming and Acid sulphate soil. Sandy and muddy soils are not suitable for pond construction because of low water retention capacity.