Continuously intensive cultured of tiger shrimp, Penaeus monodon Fabricius: Technical paper No. 22/1996
1996
Sopon Onkong | Tanawut Klowklieng | Pisanu Na-anan (Satul Coastal Aquaculture Development Center (Thailand))
Continuously intensive culture of Black Tiger Shrimp, (P. monodon) were conducted in earthen pond (2,800 square m) at Satul Coastal Aquaculture Development Center, during December 1991 - September 1992. Two crops were cultured in this study, The first crop was conducted during December 1991 - May 1992 (125 days), 23 ids/sq.m of PL -8 were stocked. The second crop was conducted during May 1992 - September 1992 (117 -days) and the stocking rate was 20 ids/sq.m of PL -15. For both crops were fed with a commercial formulated diet 4 times per day. Feeding rate of first, second, third and after third month were 50 percent, 7 percent, 5 percent and 3 percent of body weight respectively. During the cultured period, growth rate and water qualities were determined twice a month. Production of the first crop was 1,162 kgs, mean body weight was 27.8 +- 2.6 gms survival rate was 64.3 percent and food conversion rate (F.C.R.) was 1.62. And production of the second crop was 976 kgs mean body weight was 28.6 +- 4.7 gms, survival rate was 62.3 percent and F.C.R. was 1.58 the average growth rate of the first and second crop was 0.22 and 0.24 gms/day respectively. The water qualities of both crops were suitable for shrimp culture. In this study, cost of production was 75.15 and 80.98 bahts/kg of shrimp respectively and return value not so difference between each other crop.
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