Aqua CE

Heat stable natural Vitamin C and universal antioxidant

INDIAN HERBS after sustained research has developed a herbal feed supplement AquaCE for Fish, Prawns, Shrimps and other aqua species which is safe and has all the desired effects for use as Antistress, Adaptogenic and Antioxidant and which is free from side effects generally associated with chemical products. It overcomes stress and minimises the adverse effects of the stress response in fish, prawns, shrimps and other aqua species. The herbal ingredients of AquaCE are proven to have sustained Antioxidant activity, more potent than activity of synthetic Vit-C and Vit-E combination. Thus while using AquaCE, there is no need for extra supplementation of synthetic Vit-C and Vit.-E. AquaCE also increases the Adaptability of the body against stress by regulating the physiological and biochemical functions and increasing non-specific resistance. The Adaptoginic and Antistress properties of AquaCE and its herbal components have been proved in many scientific studies against a variety of physical, chemical and biological stress conditions. AquaCE helps to maximise production and profits in fish and aquaculture, due to its following beneficial effects

500 GM
1 KG

Shrimps, Prawns, Cat-Fish and Common Carps: 2 gms per kg of feedCatla, Rohu, Mrigal & other Fish: 1 gm per kg of feedAquaCE powder should be mixed with sufficient quantity of fresh water to make a paste which should then be thoroughly mixed with the feed. After drying, the same may be broadcasted or administered as per practice at the fish/aqua farm.To be given regularly or atleast 10-15 days every month or as advised by the Aquaculture Consultant.

Climate change, temperature change, water pollution/contamination, influx of sewage water, metal content,contamination with CO2, NH3 etc. High stocking density, disease, infections (bacteria, viruses, parasites), chemical medication etc. Irregular feeding or nutritional deficiency Impaired collagen synthesis & shell formation (Vit. C deficiency leads to distortion of cartilage, hyperplasia of gill tissue, scoliosis, lordiosis etc.) Poor spawning success, fertility and hatchability Post-hatch mortality of fingerlings (incorporation of ascorbic acid in the egg during ovarian growth is important for successful larval development after hatching)