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New feed launched to replace artemia as a shrimp larval feed
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
New feed launched to replace artemia as a shrimp larval feed
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Managing Director, Dr. Anders Aksnes, said “Blue Limit AS intends to replace artemia in shrimp hatcheries and wherever else our feed can be useful and demonstrate the required nutritional value.” The same, he said, applied to their next generation shrimp larvae feed, Brilliant Glory.
"Brilliant Blue clearly has a place in the early stage shrimp larvae feed arena as a specially formulated early stage shrimp larvae supplement feed”.
“The new video of shrimp larvae (Post Larvae 2) feeding on Brilliant Blue (Grade B) demonstrates we have a feed that does not adsorb and does not foul the water. Together with the studies on survival, growth, leakage and dispersion these results show that Brilliant Blue has unique properties. The reception at Victam Asia 2008 supports this view”.
Blue Limit Technology
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Dr. Anders Aksnes has very broad experience over 30 years fr
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Whereas a range of larvae/fry might be the result of 'making big feed work for smaller', Blue Limit’s technology has been developed and built fr
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Blue Limits technology can be used to produce evenly distributed (nutritional, particle size, physiochemical properties, etc.) particulate material fr
Studies of the sinking and leakage suggest that the technology provides products that have unique characteristics c
Blue Limit has preliminary trials fr
For more about Blue Limit AS or Brilliant Blue contact Dr. Anders Aksnes or Dr. Nils B. Vogt
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