Zero water exchange on broodstock tank - July 2013
03-Jul-2013Read the latest report on BioGill's performance on a broodstock tank at the Port Stephens Fisheries Institute, NSW, Australia.
The key findings are that BioGills in a recirculating aquaculture system for a hatchery:
• maintained or improved water quality
• allowed zero water exchange in the latter stages of the project (23 weeks)
• reduced energy usage
• maintained breeding performance and health of the broodstock.
Read the full report, prepared by Dr Tim Charlton.
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