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Water disinfection, snail control and parasite treatment for shrimp ponds

Disinfecting the water source and killing intermediate hosts such as snails and clams before stocking is an important step in breaking the disease cycle. During the culture cycle, periodic disinfection helps control Vibrio and protozoa when the pond is high in organic matter.

Typical signs

  • Snails, clams or mussels in the pond
  • Water high in bacteria, blue-green bacteria or fungi
  • Shrimp with internal or external parasites
  • Disease outbreaks in neighbouring ponds

Treatment steps

  1. Kill snails and clams 7 days before stocking

  2. Disinfect the water source and wait 3–5 days for residues to clear

  3. Disinfect periodically when the pond is high in organic matter

  4. Re-inoculate probiotics 2–3 days after disinfection

Exact rates follow each product label and the condition of the pond. Contact thuocthuysannoben@gmail.com or WhatsApp +84 934 246 420 for technical advice.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between BKC and iodine?

Both are water disinfectants. BKC also helps manage algae; iodine has a broad spectrum (bacteria, fungi, protozoa) and little effect on algae when used at the correct dose. No disinfectant cures viral disease in shrimp. Do not use the two at the same time; choose according to pond conditions and technical guidance.

How long after killing snails can shrimp be stocked?

Usually after about 7 days, once the product has fully broken down. Check the label instructions for each product.

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