An algae over-bloom means plankton can easily crash and drop oxygen levels. Learn more how to...

A water color change indicates the plankton is starting to die, or the species is changing. Learn...

A drop in feed consumption means longer culture time and potentially lost profits. Learn more how...

A failed molting means death for the shrimp. Learn more how to solve the issue.

It is common for a crop in a poorly managed pond to experience illness during the first month....

White muscle is abnormal. It indicates stress or disease. Learn more how to solve the issue.

Loose Shell Syndrome (or LSS) is a slow killer of shrimp, hurting farmers’ profits. Learn more...

White fecal strings indicate a bacterial or parasite infection.

Sometimes a crop suddenly dies – without ever showing any sign of disease. Learn more how to...

Acidic soil and low water pH (under 4) cause serious problems in aquaculture. Learn more how to...

Benthic or filamentous algae during water preparation. Learn more how to solve the issue.

Over-blooms will create problems with oxygen levels, black gill and H2S. Learn more how to solve...

Pink shell or gill indicates stress. Something is wrong in the pond environment. Learn more how...

Bad odor can indicate a problem with hydrogen sulfide or VFAs. Watch the above video.

Black sludge indicates anoxic bacteria that produce toxic hydrogen sulfide gas. Learn more how to...