Scampi(Macrobrachium rosenbergii)

Suitable soil and Water quality are the essential requisites for Aquaculture. The selection of site with a suitable soil and proper water supply ensures success in aquaculture. Suitable Soil: Soil must hold the water and should not contain less than 20 percent clay for sustainable aquaculture. The texture of the soil should be clay, Sandy clay, Loam, sandy loam and Should be able to remove phosphorous from water Suitable Water: Aquaculture requires abundant water supply. So the site should be

After every harvest, sundry the pond for 20-30 days till the soil cracks clean the pond bottom by scraping he organic waste and make sure no black soil remains. Plough the soil thoroughly. Apply lime to neutralize soil p H. Filter intake water using 60 micron mesh at the inlet to prevent entry of disease causing pathogens. Ensure an average water depth of 8cm in the pond with slope inclined towards the outlet. Disinfect eh intake water with 20ppm chlorination. Procure high health PL of more

Farmers are advised to monitor temperature variations in water. In case temperature of water improves (20 – 25 degrees Celsius) particularly in northern region, farmers may resume fish breeding and culture activity. In case farmers have produced fish seeds in their hatcheries, they should ensure availability of sufficient water in the nurseries before transferring the seed into nursery ponds. Farmers while stocking the fingerlings in the pond for fish culture should monitor the quality

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