Ammonia Reducer in Shrimp Pond
High-Speed Biological Nitrogen Gas Conversion & TAN Neutralization. Clinically formulated to eliminate symptoms without antibiotic residues or export penalties.

Next Converter
Instant Toxic Gas Elimination: Biological Ammonia, Nitrite & H2S Remediation
- Dosage in Feed: Cut feeding by 30-50% during acute ammonia spike
- Water Broadcast: 2.0 to 3.0 Liters per Acre (Curative); 1.0 L/Acre every 10 days (Preventive)
- Turnaround Time: 48 to 72 hours noticeable recovery
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Recognizing the Symptoms
Visual indicators observed in check trays and water
- 1Shrimp swimming erratically near pond surface or water aerators at dawn.
- 2Gills turning brown, black, or congested with mucus from nitrite burns.
- 3Water color changing to dark cloudy brownish-green with sharp pungent odor.
- 4Test kit showing Total Ammonia Nitrogen (TAN) > 1.0 ppm and Nitrite (NO2) > 0.5 ppm.
- 5Sudden mortality spikes during molting cycles.
Biological Root Causes
Pathogens, water chemistry & environmental triggers
- 1Over-feeding and unconsumed high-protein pellet feed decomposing on the pond bottom.
- 2Heavy accumulation of shrimp fecal matter in low-circulation anaerobic dead zones.
- 3Sudden phytoplankton algae crash releasing massive organic decomposition load.
- 4High pond water pH (> 8.3) shifting harmless ammonium (NH4+) into lethal free unionized ammonia gas (NH3).
5-Day Step-by-Step Treatment Protocol
Follow this exact day-by-day regimen to achieve full clinical recovery.
Immediately slash feeding by 40% to stop raw protein nitrogen input.
Apply Next Converter @ 2.0 to 3.0 Liters per Acre during morning aeration.
Resume light feeding with vitamin C / gut support.
Retest TAN and NO2. Ammonia drops by 60% to 80% as Nitrosomonas colonize.
Gradually scale feed back to normal schedule based on check tray clearance.
Apply 1.0 L/Acre Next Pro to maintain stable water column microbiome.
Farmer Case: M. Venkat Rao (Narsapur, West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh)
"Pond water TAN ammonia spiked to 3.5 ppm after heavy rain with shrimp gathering near aerators. Broadcasted 5 Liters of Next Converter across 2.5 acres. Within 24 hours, TAN dropped to 0.4 ppm and shrimp mortality ceased immediately."
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