Shrimp farming is one of the fastest-growing sectors in aquaculture, but it also faces some of the most challenging water-quality problems. Among them, low dissolved oxygen (DO) levels remain one of the leading causes of shrimp stress, slow growth, disease, and mortality.

Traditional aeration methods often fail to deliver oxygen evenly across ponds, leaving stagnant areas where shrimp struggle to survive. This inefficiency not only reduces yield but also increases the risk of mass losses that can wipe out entire crops.

So, how can shrimp farmers solve this problem effectively? The answer lies in Nanobubble Technology.


The Problem: Oxygen Deficiency in Shrimp Ponds

Shrimp require sufficient oxygen to maintain healthy metabolism, immunity, and growth. When DO levels drop, several issues arise:

Traditional paddlewheels or aerators provide oxygen, but they are energy-intensive, uneven, and often fail to reach deeper pond layers.


The Solution: Nanobubble Technology

Nanobubbles are ultra-fine bubbles (smaller than 200 nanometers) that stay suspended in water for long periods without rising to the surface. When applied in shrimp farming, nanobubble technology offers game-changing benefits:


Real Benefits for Shrimp Farmers

By solving the oxygen problem, nanobubble technology helps farmers achieve:


Why Choose IGS Water Nanobubble Systems?

At IGS Water, our nanobubble generators are designed for reliability and efficiency. Unlike conventional aeration, our system generates pure nanobubbles without clogging or circulation issues, even in high-solid concentrations. This ensures consistent oxygen delivery across your shrimp ponds, no matter the conditions.

We help shrimp farmers move beyond survival—toward sustainable, profitable, and resilient operations.


Final Thoughts

Oxygen deficiency doesn’t have to limit shrimp farming success. With nanobubble technology, farmers can stabilize pond ecosystems, improve shrimp health, and secure higher yields.

If you want healthier shrimp and a more profitable farm, now is the time to make the switch.

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