Aquaculture of the Turbot Scophthalmus maximus

R&D

The turbot (Scophthalmus maximus) is a flatfish with great taste and nutritional value. It inhabits the temperate waters of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean and ...

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Optimizing tilapia density for profitable farming in biofloc technology

R&D

Nile tilapia aquaculture in biofloc technology offers a sustainable cultivation method. But, how many fish should you raise in your tanks to achieve maximum profit? ...

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Sludge generated in salmon cages could be used for the cultivation of polychaetes

R&D

The thriving Atlantic salmon aquaculture industry in Norway faces a challenge: balancing growth with environmental responsibility, under a circular economy approach. Key concerns in the ...

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Using Clicks to Optimize Shrimp Feeding from Postlarvae

R&D

Shrimp farmers understand the importance of providing the right amount of food at the right time. But with traditional methods, it can be challenging to ...

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Advances and Innovations in Fish Vaccination

R&D

The world population is increasing, and with it, the demand for affordable and high-quality proteins. Aquaculture, the cultivation of fish and other aquatic organisms, is ...

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Endler Guppy: Care, Types, Reproduction, and Feeding

Aquarium

The Endler Guppy (Poecilia wingei), also known as “Endler’s livebearer,” is a small freshwater fish native to Venezuela. It is famous in the world of ...

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Optimizing Artemia production to feed shrimp larvae and broodstock

Shrimp aquaculture is a thriving industry, but reliable access to high-quality live feed for shrimp larvae can be a challenge, especially in inland areas. Artemia, ...

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The most suitable feeding rate and frequency for tambaquis raised in earthen ponds

R&D

The tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum), also known as gamitana and cachama, is a highly valued South American freshwater fish and a significant player in Amazonian fish ...

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Fish protein hydrolysate reduces intestinal inflammation in salmon

R&D

The aquaculture industry is facing a growing challenge: obtaining sustainable and nutritious feed for farmed fish. Fishmeal, a traditional staple, raises concerns about environmental impact. ...

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Fermented cottonseed meal can replace soybean and reduce the costs of tilapia diets

R&D

Feed production for Nile tilapia largely relies on soybean meal. However, soybean production may have environmental drawbacks, making it crucial to find alternative protein sources. ...

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