USING BIOAEROBIC IN AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS
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Aquaculture is the farming of freshwater and saltwater organisms such as finfish, mollusks, crustaceans, shrimp and aquatic plants. Also known as Aquafarming
AquaCulture systems depend on the Dissolved Oxygen for the growth of the farmed Aqua product, such as shrimp. Shrimp and other Aqua Farming Products produce waste. The waste and over feed are digested by the bacteria normally indigenous to the pond. The bacteria compete with Aqua Culture for the Dissolved Oxygen (DO). The need for DO requires a very strong aeration system.
Dosing with BioAerobic allow the bacteria to use the oxygen from the BioAerobic to keep the pond clean of waste and providing a healthy environment for the growth of the AquaCulture products.
Allowing the bacteria a source of oxygen and therefore the DO is more available for the Aqua Products.
Dosing the pond with BioAerobic at a rate of about five (5) Parts Per Million (PPM) or less daily, supplies the bacteria with the oxygen they require to function and allow the DO to be used by the AquaCulture.
The BOD normal to an AquaCulture pond allows for the light dosage as compared to sewage and other waste that is treated with our Bio Stimulants.
The dose rate of 5 PPM is only a suggested starting dosage. The dosage should be evaluated and increased or decreased as necessary. Some of the factors effecting the dosing are,
Density of the AquaCulture
Type of the Aqua product
Type of feed and the over feed amount
The parameters of the pond water
Temperature and type of Agitation
PHOTOS FROM THAILAND
A shrimp pond before using our Bio Stimulant
A shrimp pond after using our Bio Stimulant
The store in Thailand. The price on shrimp dropped so low that the store closed
The shrimp produced
The normal usage is about five gallons per million gallons of water. The dosage that would cause a problem is not even close to the dosage that would harm Aqua Culture.
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