Vannamei shrimp disease

Vannamei shrimp disease refers to various illnesses that affect Pacific white shrimp (vannamei), commonly farmed for seafood. These diseases are caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites, and can lead to symptoms like reduced growth, lethargy, discoloration, or high mortality rates. Factors such as water quality, farming practices, and environmental stress can influence disease outbreaks. Managing these illnesses involves good pond management, biosecurity measures, and, when necessary, medical treatments to ensure healthy shrimp production and prevent economic losses.