Mexican field trial shows clear potential for hatcheries to improve their bottom line Due to seasonal temperature changes, Mexican shrimp hatcheries need to produce 70% of the national PL demand between March and June, so grow-out farms can focus their culture on the summer. For the hatcheries, this means achieving high volumes through large production …
The revolution of Artemia as live: A review of the new technologies for Artemia production Constant evolution is the only way of supporting the industry sustainably. INVE Aquaculture has developed technologies for using Artemia cysts in fish and shrimp hatcheries, including tools, formulations, and processes, which provide cleaner, environmentally friendlier, and more efficient alternatives for …
To guarantee a consistently high-quality, hatcheries need to respect procedures and provide tools to harvest the Artemia in the most optimal way. Fish and shrimp hatcheries around the globe rely on Artemia nauplii as the preferred live larval feed to obtain a consistent and predictable production. Artemia triggers the feeding behavior of fish and shrimp …
Transitioning from tradition: making Artemia decapsulation redundant and nauplii harvest more efficient and sustainable Artemia nauplii are a commonly used live feed in the larviculture of fish and shrimp, yet the recovery of a pure nauplii suspension remains challenging. Chemical products are conventionally used to decapsulate Artemia cysts into deshelled embryos. However, this approach is …
