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AquaStar probiotics
BIOMIN probiotic solutions for aquaculture: Mode of action and usage
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Pedro Encarnacao, Aqua Technical Director ˮagO, Biomin Singapore يW¼£
Elisabeth Mayer, AquaStar Product Manager aƷ, Biomin Austria يWW
ZHANG Yan, Aqua Technical Sales ManagerˮagN۽, Biomin China يWЇ
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The host-microbe interactions are often qualitatively as well as quantitatively different for aquatic and
terrestrial species. In the aquatic environment, hosts and microorganisms share the ecosystem. By
contrast, in most terrestrial systems, the gut represents a moist habitat in an otherwise water-limited
environment. In some sense, microbes in an aquatic environment have the choice of living in association
with the potential host (intestinal tract, gills, or skin) or not, while in the terrestrial environment,
appreciable activity may be limited to aquatic niches such as those provided by the guts of host animals.
Much more than terrestrial animals, aquatic farmed animals are surrounded by an environment that
supports their pathogens independently of the host animals, and so (opportunistic) pathogens can reach
high densities around the animal.
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Surrounding bacteria are continuously ingested either with the feed or when the host is drinking. This is
especially the case with filter feeders like shrimp, which ingest bacteria at a high rate from the culture
water, causing a natural interaction between the microbiota of the ambient environment and the gut
environment. For preventing and controlling diseases, particularly in aquaculture, the best method is to
improve the health of culture organisms and eliminate pathogens by improving aquatic environment.
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The use of beneficial bacteria (probiotics) to displace pathogens by competitive processes is being used
in the animal industry as a better remedy than administering antibiotics and is now gaining acceptance
for the control of pathogens in aquaculture, especially in shrimp farming operations. Probiotic bacteria
competitively exclude the pathogenic bacteria or produce substances that inhibit the growth of the
pathogenic bacteria (e.g. Bacitracin and polymyxin produced by Bacillus sp.).
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PRODUCTS aƷ
AquaStar Hatchery is a probiotic product composed by several strains of beneficial bacteria (Bacillus sp.,
Enterococcus sp., Lactobacillus sp., Pediococcus sp.) produced using single cell fermentation to assure
quality and high CFU count, design for improving gut and water environment in shrimp and fish
hatcheries. These bacterial cultures will modify the microbial communities in water and gut of the larvae,
reduce or eliminate pathogenic microorganisms, and generally improve the growth and survival of the
animals. Beneficial bacteria which compete with bacterial pathogens for nutrient and/or inhibit the
growth of pathogens can be applied to the water or to the live feed. AquaStar Hatchery is applied to the
water but it will end up in the gut of the animal. These so-called beneficial bacteria are not therapeutic
agents but will alter directly or indirectly the composition of the microbial community in the rearing
environment and in the larvae gut, improving the animal health and performance.
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AquaStar Growout is a probiotic product for fish and shrimp grow out phase, which is added to the feed
and is targeted to improve the microbial community of the animal gut. Beside the probiotic bacterial
strains (Bacillus sp., Enterococcus sp., Lactobacillus sp., Pediococcus sp.) it also incorporates bacteria cell
walls to act as an immunostimulant and enhance the fish/shrimp immune system. Since the feed pellets
will be distributed in the water some of these probiotic bacteria will also end up in the pond water,
competing with some pathogenic bacteria for nutrient, thus, improving the microbial community in the
pond.
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AquaStar Pond & AquaStar PondZyme bioremediation solutions
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The newest attempt being made to improve water quality in aquaculture is the application of probiotics
and/or enzymes to the ponds. This type of biotechnology is known as bioremediation, which involves
manipulation of microorganisms in ponds to reduce pathogenic bacteria, enhance mineralization of
organic matter and get rid of undesirable waste compounds. AquaStar Pond (Bacillus sp., Enterococcus
sp., Pediococcus sp., Thiobacillus sp., Paracoccus sp.), and AquaStar PondZyme (with additional enzymes
added) are bioremediation solutions to improve pond water quality. The positive microbial activities of
this probiotic mixture include competitive exclusion of pathogenic bacteria, elimination of toxic
materials such as ammonia, nitrite, and hydrogen sulfide, degradation of uneaten feed.
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Aquaculture practices such as discontinuous culture cycles, disinfection and cleaning of ponds or tanks
prior to stocking, and sudden increases in nutrients due to exogenous feeding, generally do not provide
appropriate environments for the establishment of stable microbial communities. Therefore, it is very
unlikely that under intensive rearing conditions a stable microbial community can be achieved. Thus,
instead of allowing spontaneous primary colonization of the rearing water by bacteria accidentally
present, the water is preemptively colonized by the addition of probiotic bacteria, since it is generally
recognized that preemptive colonization may extend the reign of pioneer organisms provided that the
probiotic culture are well adapted to the prevailing environmental conditions.
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Researchers have proved that the use of probiotic bacteria in aquaculture improves water quality by
balancing bacterial population in water and reducing pathogenic bacterial load. Probiotics bacteria such
as the Gram positive Bacillus species are widely used in aquaculture products. Bacillus species are
commonly found in marine sediments and therefore are naturally ingested by animals such as shrimps
that feed in or on the sediment. However, it is unlikely that a single bacterial species will be able to
remain dominant in a continuously changing environment. The probability that a beneficial bacterium
will dominate the associated microbiota is higher when several bacteria are administered then when
only one probiotic strain is involved. Furthermore, when the host or its environment already carries a
well-established and stable microbial community, it is much more probable that the probiotic will have
to be supplied on a regular basis to achieve and maintain its artificial dominance.
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In addition, intensive aquaculture farming produces large amounts of organic wastes within one crop.
Much of these organic wastes materials accumulated in the pond and cannot be utilized by the
phytoplankton though photosynthesis. These organic wastes compounds are quite stable, and do not
have a tendency to break into simpler untilizable forms. Oxidation of these organic wasted compounds
depletes the dissolved oxygen deep in the shrimp and fish ponds bottom soils, and formation of toxic
metabolites such as hydrogen sulfide, methane, ammonia, and nitrite, thus contributing greatly to the
mortality rates in aqua farming.
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The biological degradation of the organic matter (feed and feces) present in the pond, gives rise to the
production of ammonia (NH3) in addition to carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O). Since ammonia is
toxic to shrimp and other aquatic life at very low levels it is extremely important that it is removed.
These removal processes are known as nitrification and denitrification, which involve the oxidation of
ammonia to nitrites and nitrates, and the reduction of nitrates via nitrites to nitrogen gas (atmospheric
nitrogen). These processes are carried out by specialized organisms called nitrifying and denitrifying
bacteria.
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Under these circumstances the proactive approach is to add such cultures. AquaStar Pond and AquaStar
PondZyme contain active cultures (Thiobacillus sp. and Paracoccus sp.) that will start to oxidize the
ammonia and reduce the nitrate as soon as they are added to the system. The strains in the product
work in harmony with the existing biomass and increase its overall efficiency to improve elimination of
ammonia, nitrites and nitrates, and improve water quality and pond environment.
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AquaStar PondZyme is a product that also incorporates pure enzyme blends (proteases, amylases,
cellulases, xylanases) to degrade all the principle organic constituents normally found in shrimp and fish
ponds. These specific enzymes can promote the pre-digestion of certain complex nutrients and facilitate
the release of highly digestible nutrients. Each enzyme can act to catalyze only very selected chemical
reactions and only with very selected substances. For example, proteases work on proteins, amylases
work on starches, cellulases work on cellulose and lipases work on lipids or fats. Recall that cellulose is
the major cell wall material in plants and is therefore quite durable.
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RECOMMENDATIONS AND USAGE:
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AquaStar Hatchery: 2-5 g per 1000 L or 100.000 larvae at least once a day over the larval rearing period.
Dissolve the product in water (1:20 ratio). Apply in the tank water or with live feed.
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AquaStar Growout: Initial stages of pond grow-out (weeks 1-4) 5 g/kg diet. Remaining grow-out period,
2-3 g/kg diet. Dissolve in water (1:20), mix with the feed and let dry. Finally, top coat with some
molasses.
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AquaStar Pond: 0.5 to 2.0 kg/ha and repeat after 5-28 days depending on culture system and animal
density. Dissolve the product in water (1:30). Distribute in various locations around the pond.
AquaStar PondZyme: 0.3-1 kg/ha per 7-28 days depending on culture system and animal density.
Dissolve the product in water (1:30). Distribute in various locations around the pond.
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