Aquaculture Bioflocs

Aquaculture bioflocs are an innovative aquaculture system that uses beneficial bacteria to manage water quality and provide a source of nutrition for the animals being cultured. In this system, bacteria feed on organic matter in the water, converting it into beneficial substances that are then consumed by the cultured animals. This controlled level of organic matter provides an optimal environment for the cultured animals, while also reducing the environmental impacts of aquaculture. The bioflocs also produce beneficial byproducts, such as antibiotics and pigments, which can be used to benefit the culture as well. Aquaculture bioflocs are a cost-effective, efficient and sustainable system for mass production of fish and other aquatic organisms.

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International Journal of Aquaculture Research and Development

ISSN: 2691-6622
Type: Open Access Journal
Editor: Alaa Hamed Sayed, Associate professor (Fish Biology and pollution), JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow.
International Journal of Aquaculture Research and Development is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed journal which concentrates mainly on the field of aquaculture.