Analisis Pertumbuhan dan Sintasan Udang Vaname Sistem Intensif dengan Padat Tebar yang Berbeda

High shrimp production is the goal of intensive cultivation of vannamei shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) to meet market needs and one of the efforts to increase production capabilities. One of the increases in production is carried out by the high-stocking density, but the high stocking density affects the increased risk of disease, competition for food increases and the quality of aquaculture water is more difficult to maintain, so it is necessary to find an optimal stocking density for intensive system cultivation. This research was carried out with the aim of analyzing the growth of shrimp and its sediments in different stocking densities. This research was carried out by experimental method. The stocking density used in pond A is 171 heads/m2 with a pond area of 7000 m2 and pond B with a stocking density of 186 heads/m2 with a pond area of 7000 m2. The parameters observed in this study were individual daily growth rate (ADG), specific growth rate (SGR), survival rate (SR), Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR) and water quality. The results of the SGR measurement of pool a were 3.55%, 3.69% and 4.35% and FCR was 2,195, 2,195, 2,195 and SR 40.66%, 40.66% and 40.66%. The results of the measurement of pool B were SGR 3.76%, 3.78% and 4.58% and FCR of 2,822, 2,822 and SR 63.37%, 63.37% and 63.37%. The best SGR results in pool A with values of 3.55%, 3.69% and 4.35%. The best SR values in the treatment of pool B were 63.37%, 63.37% and 63.37%. The best FCR values in the treatment of pool A were 2,195, 2,195 and 2,195. Different stocking densities greatly affect the growth and survival of shrimp during cultivation.