Application of three microbiological preparations to control of water quality in industrialized shrimp culture
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Abstract
The experiment was conducted to determine the supplement of microbiological preparations [Bacillus licheniformis (BL), Rhodopseudomonas capsulate(RC), Lactobacillus spp.(LB)] on ammonia-N, nitrite-N, nitrate-N, chemical oxygen demand and active phosphate in industrialized shrimp culture. The experiments was composed of two teams and every team had two frequencies:control group,BL+RC added once per 7 days (G1), BL+RC added once per 3 days (G2), LB+BL added once per 7 days (G3) and LB+BL added once per 3 days (G4). The results showed that different microbiological preparations had different preponderance. At the aspect of reducing NH4+, compared with control group, G1, G2 and G3 reduced 62%, 63% and 65%, respectively.In the first 21 days, G2 reduced 79% compared with control group. As for NO2-, compared with comparison, G1 reduced 46%. The best effect for controlling water quality was group G1. In addition, no groups resulted in significantly reducedPO43- and COD. There is no striking difference between two frequencies in controlling the water quality. With the culture time increasing each index trended to increase.
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