Tapioca Residue Pellet for fisheries

Dietary energy producers should be more concerned fisheries by:

(1) Energy needed for fish and shrimp growth and create products not only come from food sources of cheap energy but also paintings drawn from expensive food protein

(2) Tapioca Residue Pellet, sharps are major raw materials, major, "is available locally," but the prices always fluctuate and irregular seasonal and always in danger of losing quality through storage or swapping mix

(3) The three bran + Meal + fishmeal made every recipe shrimp fish feed

Tapioca Residue Pellet has proved to be a candidate for the source material may stabilize energy for local people in our country today.

Experience mausoleum fish (channel catfish) in the US shows that Tapioca Residue Pellet is used for all types of fish at 15-30% in the diet, fish yield and quality equal to or better than corn. The fish feed in Mekong Delta fine replacement rate of 40-70% Tapioca Residue Pellet, broken; pellets increased adhesiveness and buoyancy, the fish still achieve FCR coefficient and commercial quality.

Important weaknesses of imported Tapioca Residue Pellet is born insects quickly, so the storage process and preserve basic need more respected if the manufacturer does not want to feed his fish turned away.