Vietnam has made new progress in research into producing spiny lobster breeds

Published 2023년 11월 29일

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The Aquaculture Research Institute III in Vietnam has been researching the production of industrial feed for lobsters using fishmeal, noodles, soybeans, bran, and squid powder. Their research has shown that feeding lobsters with this industrial feed in tanks is effective for survival rate, growth, and product quality. However, this industrial feed cannot be applied to lobster farming in cages at sea due to the limitations of the lobster's ability to access food and the competition with trash fish. The institute is continuing to research and find solutions for farmers to use industrial feed in sea cage lobster farming.
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Cotton lobster and blue lobster are two aquatic species that have been raised by people in the South Central provinces for more than 30 years, each year worth thousands of billions of dong. Currently, seed sources are mainly exploited naturally or imported. The food of spiny lobsters is mainly trash fish. Feeding shrimp directly poses a risk of environmental pollution and depletion of coastal resources. Since 2016, the Aquaculture Research Institute III in Nha Trang city, Khanh Hoa province has researched the process of producing industrial feed for lobsters from fishmeal, noodles, soybeans, bran and squid powder. . The research team led by Dr. Mai Duy Minh is in charge of producing industrial food for lobsters. The results of raising lobsters in tanks with industrial feed are effective in terms of survival rate, growth as well as product quality. The quality of industrial food for lobsters is guaranteed, even stunted shrimp brought from cages to tanks can still molt and develop ...
Source: Vov

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