Polyculture of Freshwater Angelfish<i>Pterophyllum scalare</i>and Pacific white shrimp<i>Litopenaeus vannamei</i>in low-salinity water

Ribeiro, Fernanda Leite; Diógenes, Alexandre Firmino; Cacho, Julio Cesar S.; Carvalho, Thiago Lima; Fernandes, João Batista Kochenborger

doi:10.1111/are.12005

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“…The bulk of studies indicate that polyculture systems can influence the growth and yield of aquatic organisms (Fitzsimmons & Shahkar, 2017; Juárez‐Rosales et al, 2019; Ribeiro et al, 2012; Yuvaraj et al, 2009). The co‐culture ponds of shrimp and tilapia ( Oreochromis niloticus ) displayed higher biomass of the shrimp than those of the shrimp monoculture (Juárez‐Rosales et al, 2019).…”

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Feasibility and compatibility of polyculture of Litopenaeus vannamei and Macrobrachium rosenbergii in the intertidal ponds

Chen

Gao

et al. 2021

Aquaculture Research

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This study was conducted to assess the compatibility of white shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei and giant freshwater prawn Macrobrachium rosenbergii in the polyculture system. Twelve 0.6 ha intertidal mudflat ponds of shrimp in the region around Hangzhou Bay, China, were divided into four culture systems based on the stocking densities of prawns. The groups were divided into the following: control (CON, no prawn), low stocking density (LSD, 75,000 ha−1), middle stocking density (MSD, 150,000 ha−1) and high stocking density (HSD, 225,000 ha−1) groups. Results showed that the survival (%), final weight, final length and condition factor of reared shrimp exhibited no significant difference among different culture systems. The profits of the polyculture systems significantly increased with prawn stocking density. The mean values of water quality parameters showed no significant difference (p > 0.05) between treatments. Phytoplankton abundance and biomass were significantly reduced in the polyculture groups. Desulforegula (9.39%), Citreicella (4.23%), Gemmobacter (3.66%) and Phycisphaera (2.93%) were the prevailing genera in the CON group. Aeromonas was the most abundant genus in the HSD group. However, most pathogenic bacteria in the pond water were undetected or observed at extremely low levels. The levels of Aeromonas and Pseudomonas sharply increased in the HSD group. These findings suggest that polyculture systems can increase profit without influencing water quality. However, high polyculture at 225,000 ind ha−1 may potentially cause pathogenic bacterial infection. Thus, the recommended model for this polyculture system is shrimp (900,000 ha−1) + prawn (150,000 ha−1).

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Feasibility and compatibility of polyculture of Litopenaeus vannamei and Macrobrachium rosenbergii in the intertidal ponds

Chen

Gao

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“…Buschmann, Troell, Kautsky and Kautsky () demonstrated the high profitability of seaweed and salmon integrated aquaculture on a land‐based farm in Chile, considering the internalization of the total environmental costs reduced by Gracilaria chilensis (additional total revenue of over US$ 60 000.00). Ribeiro, Diógenes, Cacho, Carvalho and Fernandes () demonstrated in experimental ponds that the polyculture of the marine shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei and the freshwater angelfish Pterophyllum scalare in low‐salinity water is more profitable than shrimp monoculture; a farm of 1 ha may achieve a profit of US$ 1825.62 per year, whereas monoculture of L. vannamei yields only US$ 837.39. Simulations of a polyculture of Nile tilapia and Australian redclaw crayfish showed a notable improvement in profitability when farms adopted the polyculture strategy, particularly over the 5‐year life of the project (Ponce‐Marbán, Hernández & Gasca‐Leyva ).…”

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Technical and economic feasibility of integrating seahorse culture in shrimp/oyster farms

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Integrated multi-trophic aquaculture systems (IMTA) are building ecosystems designed to produce aquatic organisms with less environmental impact. We have developed a simple system and a management strategy for introducing seahorse (Hippocampus spp.) culture in shrimp/oyster farms to increase economic sustainability. The system includes broodstock, nursery and grow-out phases of Hippocampus reidi G. culture. We performed a test in a 42.4-ha marine shrimp/oyster farm, which showed that this system is technically feasible. Then, we performed a partial budget analysis including cost-return, cash flow and financial feasibility analysis. More than 12 000 marketable size seahorses may be produced in 402 m 2 annually. Initial investment was only US$ 21 103.00. The benefit-cost ratio was~US$ 20.00 for each US$ 1.00 spent, internal rate of return was 131% and payback period <2 years. In conclusion, the introduction of seahorse in shrimp/oyster IMTA system is technically feasible, profitable, resilient and shows high liquidity. This system may be easily established in developing countries and has potential to provide seahorses to supply different markets (live specimens for the marine aquarium trade and dried specimens for traditional Chinese medicine and the curio trade). In addition, it can indirectly contribute to preserve natural populations.

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“…Dalam satu kolam budidaya ikan Osphronemus gouramy umumnya dicampur dengan berbagai ikan jenis lain seperti ikan gabus, ikan lele, ikan nila dan beberapa jenis ikan lain. Budidaya polikultur yang tidak tepat justru akan berdampak negatif terhadap usaha budidaya ikan yang dilakukan (Ribeiro, Diógenes, Cacho, de Carvalho, & Fernandes, 2014). Berbagai faktor perlu diperhatikan sebelum memutuskan untuk melakukan polikultur.…”

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Intensifikasi Budidaya Perikanan (Osphronemus Gouramy) Mandiri Berbasis Sumberdaya Lokal sebagai Upaya Peningkatan Produktivitas POKDAKAN Mina Sida Karya

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Tunggali

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Mina Sida Karya Fish Cultivation Group (POKDAKAN) operates in Sidamulih Village, Rawalo District, Banyumas Regency, Central Java, employing an extensive, traditional fish farming system that yields low productivity. This group faces four significant challenges that necessitate attention: (1) Insufficient knowledge and skills among partners in intensive gourami fish farming management to enhance POKDAKAN Mina Sida Karya's productivity; (2) Lack of a consistent water supply for cultivation throughout the year; (3) Limited knowledge in producing cost-effective natural and artificial feed; (4) Inadequate expertise in marketing partner products, resulting in a restricted market reach. Addressing these challenges, service activities have been implemented using Participatory Learning and Action (PLA). These include (1) providing assistance and training in intensive gourami fish farming management to boost cultivation productivity; (2) drilling boreholes up to 75 meters deep to secure a year-round water source; (3) conducting training sessions on independent feed production, both artificial and natural Daphnia sp., enabling partners to generate their own feed; (4) establishing digital branding systems through social media platforms to expand market presence. This aims to increase the productivity of the Mina Sida Karya Fish Farming Group. The activities that have been carried out have significantly impacted the Mina Sida Karya POKDAKAN with a percentage of 57.14% of participants stating that they have sufficient knowledge about intensive osphronemus gouramy fish farming, 61.90% stating that they have no difficulty in obtaining water supply, 52.38% stating that they know how to produce efficient and cost-effective natural feed, and 66.67% stating that they are satisfied with the market reach of fish products.

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Polyculture of Freshwater AngelfishPterophyllum scalareand Pacific white shrimpLitopenaeus vannameiin low-salinity water

Cited by 8 publications

References 26 publications

Feasibility and compatibility of polyculture of Litopenaeus vannamei and Macrobrachium rosenbergii in the intertidal ponds

Feasibility and compatibility of polyculture of Litopenaeus vannamei and Macrobrachium rosenbergii in the intertidal ponds

Technical and economic feasibility of integrating seahorse culture in shrimp/oyster farms

Intensifikasi Budidaya Perikanan (Osphronemus Gouramy) Mandiri Berbasis Sumberdaya Lokal sebagai Upaya Peningkatan Produktivitas POKDAKAN Mina Sida Karya

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