Has early puberty in salmon ended?: Scientists unravel the reproductive secret

For Atlantic salmon breeders, early puberty in male fish is a big headache. These “precocious males” stop growing quickly, become aggressive, and suffer health problems, ...

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Dissolved air flotation reduces suspended solids in biofloc for shrimp farming

Imagine raising thousands of shrimp in a tank with minimal water changes. Sounds risky, right? But biofloc technology is based on this very principle, creating ...

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Sponge farming for medicine production and water bioremediation

For over a century, scientists have been experimenting with sponge cultivation, those soft and colorful marine creatures. Initially focused on bath sponges and ornaments, recent ...

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Can microalgae improve the intestinal health of gilthead sea bream?

Fish farming of carnivorous species like gilthead sea bream (Sparus aurata) heavily relies on fish meal and fish oil, putting pressure on wild fish populations ...

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Worms from algae could revolutionize diets used in marine aquaculture

With the support of funding from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (FEMP) and a touch of Danish ingenuity, researchers are exploring innovative production techniques ...

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Probiotics offer a promising solution for tilapia aquaculture

The global aquaculture industry is booming, but intensive farming conditions can lead to outbreaks of diseases due to microbial infections. This not only harms the ...

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Clown anemonefish ‘recognizes’ the stripes of its potential rivals

The vibrant colors of coral reef fish have long fascinated scientists, but new research delves deeper and uncovers a unique way in which clownfish use ...

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Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2024: Grand City Convention and Exhibition Surabaya, Indonesia

The Steering committee of Asian Pacific Aquaculture 2024 and World Aquaculture Society wish all a Happy New Year 2024 to all our partners and supporters ...

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Black tiger shrimp thrives with the technique of Aquamimicry

Shrimp farming has become a significant economic activity in many countries; however, disease outbreaks and the rapid increase in the prices of commercial feeds threaten ...

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Aquaponics: A solution to hunger and malnutrition?

The world faces a pressing challenge: ensuring food security for a growing population while protecting our planet’s resources. Conventional agricultural practices are exerting pressure on ...

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