Vibrio Medicine for Shrimp
Targeted Antagonistic Biocontrol Against Pathogenic Vibrio Species. Clinically formulated to eliminate symptoms without antibiotic residues or export penalties.

Next Vibriosis
Targeted Biological Suppression: Precision Control of Pathogenic Vibrio & Red Disease
- Dosage in Feed: 15 mL per kg feed (Curative); 5-10 mL/kg (Preventive)
- Water Broadcast: 1.0 to 1.5 Liters per Acre water broadcast
- Turnaround Time: 48 to 72 hours noticeable recovery
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Recognizing the Symptoms
Visual indicators observed in check trays and water
- 1Shrimp developing reddish appendages, red body pigmentation, and red uropods/telson.
- 2Luminescent glowing in pond water or dead shrimp at night (Vibrio harveyi).
- 3Green Vibrio colonies exceeding 1 x 10^3 CFU/ml on TCBS agar plate tests.
- 4Melanized black necrotic lesions on exoskeleton, tail rot, and antennal breakage.
- 5Lethargy and mass mortality during molting cycles.
Biological Root Causes
Pathogens, water chemistry & environmental triggers
- 1High organic benthic load creating breeding grounds for Vibrio parahaemolyticus.
- 2Sudden drop in salinity or temperature shock weakening shrimp immune defenses.
- 3Use of harsh chemical disinfectants that wipe out good bacteria and trigger virulent Vibrio rebound.
- 4Contaminated post-larvae (PL) carrying sub-clinical bacterial infections.
5-Day Step-by-Step Treatment Protocol
Follow this exact day-by-day regimen to achieve full clinical recovery.
Feed Next Vibriosis @ 15 mL/kg feed coated with binder in all feed trays.
Broadcast Next Vibriosis @ 1.5 L/Acre mixed with 20L water across pond dikes.
Continue 15 mL/kg feed in morning and evening rations.
Maintain vigorous aeration to support probiotic aerobic metabolism.
Reduce feed dose to 10 mL/kg feed.
Retest water sample on TCBS plate; green Vibrio drops by 90%.
Farmer Case: G. Subba Reddy (Kavali, Nellore, Andhra Pradesh)
"TCBS lab test showed green Vibrio at 4,200 CFU/ml with shrimp developing red tail and dying in corners. Broadcasted Next Vibriosis and coated feed for 4 days. Green Vibrio plummeted below 200 CFU/ml with zero further mortality."
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