Polymorph

It is a known phenomenon that shrimps do change their exoskeleton several times during their life cycle. Known as Molting, this activity is necessary to accommodate the increase in the body size of the shrimp beyond a certain limit at each growth stage. The exoskeleton is comparatively rigid and can allow a small improvement in body size. When this limit gets over, and the growth is continuous, to house the next body size, the exoskeleton is abandoned and a new exoskeleton is developed slowly.

The natural physiological process of molting can be disturbed by various causes such as stress, infection, infestation, toxicosis, severe environmental fluctuations, poor metabolic activity etc. While certain amount of environmental variations (of both animal's external and internal environments) are unavoidable, maintaining a balanced nutritional, physiological and metabolic status can make the shrimp stronger and receptive and responsive to its growth requirement, resulting in smooth run of the grow-molt-grow cycle.

Brief Technical Information
Macro, micro and ultra-trace nutrients, with attractants and metabolic stimulants in a gel base.

Uses :To put the shrimps on a rapid grow-molt-grow cycle. To reduce the inter-molt period. To effect a faster and better growth.