Orgmin

The natural food resources in Shrimp ponds are unable to provide the required nutrients to shrimp under intensive culture practices.

The supplementary feeding is highly essential to balance the requirement, as minerals and trace elements are playing major role in metabolic activity, growth, resistance to diseases of Shrimp

Minerals play a key role in the development of exoskeleton, Osmotic pressure balance , structural constituents of tissues, transmission of nerve impulses and muscle contraction.

Shrimp can absorb minerals directly from the aquatic environment, the gills and the body surface, so the dietary requirement of minerals is largely dependent on the availability of minerals in pond water in which the shrimp is being cultured.

The increasing bioavailability and effectiveness of organic minerals can dramatically reduce the required inputs and decrease waste discharge in to the environment, thereby limiting the danger of mineral toxicosis.