5" day - Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture
5" day - Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture
5" day - Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture
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hydroxyl ions which in ~ ms incruv thc pH H~gh pli WI dnmuhull! rrduce thc<br />
mv~aia ionintian ccmtmt inmasing X <strong>of</strong> thc mxic unicmized pmion<br />
As a medium for shrimp cuhw. bmckishwater has nun) ads-anyycr. It<br />
oontainr a high caKIcnmtion <strong>of</strong> nutrient nhs .nd is prfcrcl) buffed medium<br />
ag.lrm h p c chmpn in pH. Naxtheb It can flucrrvter bcrwrcn 7 5-9 5 with thc<br />
accumulation <strong>of</strong> midual feed. dad alp and cxcm over a 24 hour pricd with<br />
lomr pH occurring nar dam d the highen pH occurring in the aRcmmn Low<br />
variation in pH wdws will indiuw smbk phyzopMrton blooms T k ptl should k<br />
in optimum kvel oi7.5 m 8.3. It should M* vary mow ~hn 0.5 in a d.y<br />
-l* The tcnn ralinic). refers to thc toul conccnmtion <strong>of</strong>all dissolved lons in grams<br />
contained in I kg <strong>of</strong> ua water. Following major ions connihute to the saline nature <strong>of</strong><br />
wrw. SaliniI) as a single factor play m Important role in prawn farmtng as it a<br />
responsible for many functions such as mctnhol~sm. gnnrlh, osmot~c beha\lour.<br />
reproduction etc. Rams haw an optimal range ol' ulrnlt? for better gmulh and<br />
survival. depending on the rpcin. If thc ulmrr) is allowed to go beyond Ihc opt~m*<br />
limit rhc pntrru refrain From laking nomul food and htacc vc muiued and<br />
became rurocptlbls m dimme.<br />
In pond Mndition. the tiger pmm PCNIJU momdon can tolerate n.ide range <strong>of</strong><br />
rshniry from ru low as 5 ppt lo a hlgh <strong>of</strong> 40 pp, but whik pmwn P idtcur and<br />
banana pnm P mcrp~cnrir pmall~ prefer brackishu,akr (Salinity . J to 25 ppt).<br />
Sallnit~ above 45 to MI ppt can k lethal. Mon rpocles will pmu ben rt wlrnltlcs <strong>of</strong><br />
151030ppt.<br />
'<br />
1 1 W)<br />
I Chlorides j<br />
/ Sodium<br />
1<br />
1 Sulphak 1<br />
Slangnassiurn 1<br />
Seawater j ~ ~<br />
19000 1 12090<br />
I05W 7745<br />
27W<br />
I yv5<br />
13%-.G ____-.-..-_.,_-.. 125<br />
I<br />
P~hwater ~ I<br />
6<br />
4<br />
8 I<br />
16 .-j<br />
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j ponurium<br />
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[ Total<br />
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400<br />
380<br />
142<br />
86<br />
345%<br />
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308<br />
75<br />
156<br />
35<br />
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42<br />
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174<br />
263<br />
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Due to high evapwation mtc In summer, salt conccntratlun In pondr gradurll)<br />
increase. Winity may increase to be)ond 40 ppt whrch un affect the pwlh <strong>of</strong><br />
pnmr. Wua should b cxshnged fitqucnrly either by pump or *ugh tidal<br />
ordunpc. The puundwuor with low ulinity (2.3 pp) can b uUlLsd for radwina<br />
the Ylinlty. wwua (35 pp) mired with pandwaM can be urd for prrpuln8<br />
wuu with required alinity fw uw or exchange. Sudden fluctuat~onr In chc lollnlty<br />
associared with thc huq. rains result in huv? morUllt)<br />
Ram I.IY.c arc produced In wakn HI& ul~n~tles <strong>of</strong> 18-35 ppt but advanced<br />
pas L.Nd sage onen uc naked In ponds where wlln~ty<br />
IS much lower At the trmc<br />
oiaocktng they should be awllmstcd gndually to the allnlty <strong>of</strong> pond waler sa as to