Breakthrough in the Limitation of Probiotic Pelleting for Aquatic Animals
Published: January 15, 2019
Summary
All the intestinal tracts of healthy aquatic animal contain lactic acid bacteria and other probiotics to assist with body function and immune growth. The intestinal tract is the body’s biggest immune organ. Those hosts that lack for a healthy microflora can rapidly die from infection. Hence these probiotics have a symbiotic effect with their hosts. Most of the animals in fisheries are ovipa...
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4 de marzo de 2019
It is not so surprising that switching fish from a natural diet to an artificial manufactured diet causes digestive problems which have yet to be resolved. Its gut microbial condition is normally balanced by its natural diet.
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29 de marzo de 2019
Do have this probiotic for litopeneus vannamei shrimp hatchery? If so kindly advise where can I source it from.
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29 de marzo de 2019
kundeti Vignesh Kumar
Hi, Mr. Kumar
Yes, we have, the product SYNSEA™ FeedAd for feed addition & SYNSEA™ Clean for water quality improvement, product related information please check our "product list". If you have any request please don't be hesitate to contact our sales manager, Thank you.
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