The present paper is based on the results of experiments on the adsorption of sulfide of bottom soil, which were carried out in 1979-1981, and gives special emphasis on the problem of the occurrence of the harm caused by hydrogen sulfide (H2S) to the shrimps cultured in the high-production earthen pond. The scientific basis of prevention and control of the harm caused by hydrogen sulfide occurring in the pond and a simple effective measure for high, stable production of penaeid shrimp culture are proposed accordingly.