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drwazir
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I am interested in seed production of Indian River Prawn, Macrobrachium malcolmsonii. If anyone can suggest about salinity and pH rates for maximum survival of naupliar stages. Thanks

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DrDVSNRAJU
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Dear drwazir,

Try to maintain 6ppt salinity initially. Later on go for10ppt. and the they become Pl reduce slowly to 0ppt @ 1ppt/5-6hrs time.

Thank you.

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