As the human population continues to grow, food production industries such as aquaculture
will need to expand as well. In order to preserve the environment and the natural resources …

Increasing global population and the consequent increase in demand for food are not a new
story. Agroindustrial activities such as livestock help meet this demand. Aquaculture arose …

Biofloc technology (BFT) is considered the new “blue revolution” in aquaculture. Such
technique is based on in situ microorganism production which plays three major roles:(i) …

Although the use of artificial substrates can favor shrimp culture, some studies indicate that
their presence in growth tanks does not improve water quality or the performance of the …

Light is an important environmental factor for aquatic organisms. In biofloc systems, light
intensity and photoperiod length might also affect the performance and biomass of culture …

The continuous expansion of aquaculture sector has no doubt triggered debate on
environmental issues and has accelerated global demand for fishmeal and fish oil in equal …

Eco-substrates were developed to control pollution created in pond-based intensive
aquaculture. In this study, organic carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus budgets and …

Acute hepatopancreatic necrosis disease (AHPND) is a devastating condition impacting
marine shrimp production worldwide. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects …

The development of functional feed (FF) represents a great opportunity in the aquaculture
industry. FF must promote the growth and health of cultivated organisms, improve their …

The rapid intensification of the aquaculture system has led to several environmental impacts
involving water quality deterioration, pollution, and disease outbreaks. Consequently, an …