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Ammonia and nitrite in shrimp ponds can be reduced by lowering organic waste, improving aeration, stabilizing algae, avoiding overfeeding and using microbial products that support organic matter decomposition and water quality balance.
Ammonia và nitrite trong ao tôm có thể giảm bằng cách hạn chế chất hữu cơ, tăng cường sục khí, ổn định tảo, tránh cho ăn quá mức và dùng vi sinh hỗ trợ phân hủy hữu cơ.
Why ammonia and nitrite rise
- Excess feeding and uneaten feed
- High feces and organic sludge
- Weak aeration at the pond bottom
- Unstable algae and microbial balance
What farmers should monitor
- Feeding response and swimming behavior
- Water color and odor
- Bottom sludge condition
- Ammonia, nitrite, pH and dissolved oxygen readings
Product connection
- Use Bacillus-based products for routine organic waste decomposition
- Support water stability before serious deterioration
- Do not rely on one product while ignoring aeration and feeding control
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