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Fish species benefit from marine protection to varying extents – common and exploited species profit most

Leipzig, Germany.- Marine protected areas in the Mediterranean Sea are home to more fish species, with the greatest gains found among species most sensitive to ...

Colombia tilapia producer successfully installs IPRS

USSEC and Acuaguajaro successfully developed the first In Pond Raceway System (IPRS) project in Colombia. The success achieved from the technical, economic, and environmental points ...

Tuna farming soon in PH as research project takes off

By JM de la Cruz, SEAFDEC Japanese technology on farming mackerel tuna, locally known as tulingan, is set to be adopted in the Philippines with ...

Ideal onshore fish farm tanks

Norway.- How can we ensure decent swimming conditions and even distribution of oxygen and feed in the massive tanks used for onshore salmon farming?

75 percent fewer salmon lice with new type of sea cage

By Runar Bjørkvik Mæland*Norway.- Physically separating fishes from salmon louse larvae reduces infestation of salmon by 75 percent compared with a normal sea cage. This ...

Scales Offer Insight Into Chronic Stress of Fish

Canada.- For years, aquatic researchers have sought an easy way to determine when wild fish are under stress. Now University of Guelph researchers have shown ...

State-of-the-art nutrition: Latest feed highlights Skretting’s dedication to the tilapia sector

Tilapia is one of the most widely farmed finfish species in the world, and with annual production in excess of 5.5 million tonnes, it is ...

U of T researchers develop early warning system for water pollution using tiny water fleas

By Don Campbell*Canada.- Researchers at the University of Toronto are developing an early warning system for water quality and pollution that combines tiny water fleas ...

Cool fish collagen research

Norway.- Less joint and muscle pain, better skin, stronger nails and hair. Many people praise the effects of taking collagen supplements, and products containing the ...

The Tropical Futures Institute signed a Research Collaborative Agreement with Adisseo

Australia.- James Cook University (JCU) in Singapore, through its Tropical Futures Institute, signed a Research Collaborative Agreement with Adisseo on 12 December 2019. JCU and Adisseo ...