The Binh Minh Domesticated Black Tiger Shrimp

Comparison chart of shrimp growth from postlarvae (PL15) to mature broodstock (2013 – 2015)
Binh Minh domesticated black tiger shrimp is a genetic improvement of P. monodon. Our stocks are from the world’s largest and most diverse source of specific pathogen-free black tiger shrimp (SPF). They were domesticated to the 19th generation and genetically stabilized at the nuclear domestication center. Rapid growth is considered as the result of research approaches and support in areas including genetics, pathology, biotechnology, infrastructure, and high-tech operations.
The growth rate is recorded:
For industrial black tiger shrimp farming model: The stocking density is about 20 shrimps/m2. Reaching a size of 30 shrimps/kg after 3 to 4 months of culturing. Shrimp swim and are actively strong. The demand for oxygen, alkali, minerals, and feed is similar to white leg shrimp.
For extensive natural shrimp farming model: The stocking density is about 1-2 shrimp/m2. Reaching a size of 20 shrimps/kg after 3 months of culturing. Shrimp swimming focuses on the pond bottom during the first month after stocking. The demand for alkali, minerals and oxygen is high.

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