



original ideas: culture baby freshwater prawn udang galah inside simple tanks either poly, concrete or fibre material.
duration: 1 month
setting up: 2 nos x 100 gallon poly tank, 3 nos bubble blower, 2 nos simple pumps and change water every 3 days, 8 nos of pipe shelter using green nets
findings:
- high content of sludge building up at the bottom of the tanks
- high ammonia content at tank bottom
- simple pump do not have enough suction power to filter the sludge
- 100 gallon of water is not sufficient to cater large numbers of freshwater prawn udang galah
solution:
- larger tank with efficient suction power but gentle enough for the baby prawn
- Water should be change at least 20% every 2 days
- bio filter system should be consider as used in koi pond
- bottom of tanks should be able or have drain outlet
- high pressure blower with aero-tube should be use
- tank should be place higher to make draining bottom sludge more easily
- department of fisheries should have the technology as used in the hatchery complex
pro & cons:
- saving valuable lands and could monitor growth of baby freshwater prawn
- reduce risk of natural predator
- to increase survival rates up to 90%
- high cost on start-up and electricity
- baby-sit the whole time
please comment if my findings was not accurate....
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