Malaysia's aquaculture sector, particularly in Tilapia and Catfish farming, faces significant pressure from high humidity and fluctuating water temperatures. The reliance on high-quality nutrition fish feed is critical to maintaining growth rates, yet the tropical environment often accelerates feed degradation.
Water management remains a primary hurdle. The prevalence of ammonia spikes in pond systems necessitates the use of a professional water quality stabilizer to prevent mass mortality and maintain an aerobic balance, especially during the monsoon seasons when runoff affects pH levels.
Furthermore, the rise of opportunistic bacterial infections has led to a heavy dependence on sulfonamides for therapeutic interventions. However, the market is currently shifting toward preventative care and high-stability supplements to reduce antibiotic reliance.
