Water and land scarcity are both major barriers to aquaculture. New technologies such as
intensive aquaculture with limited water exchange should be used as a way to overcome …

Tilapia is a widely cultured species native to Africa; these fish are prolific breeders and
constitute an economically important fish species supplying higher-quality protein. To meet …

The current study examined the combined effects of feeding rates and feeding types on the
water quality, growth performance, digestive enzymes, blood parameters, and liver …

The determination of an optimum stocking density should be obtained according to a
complex assessment, in which growth performance, water quality, animal welfare, and …

In aquaculture feed accounts for more than 50% of current costs. Biofloc has the potential to
compensate for food reduction, so restricted feeding levels should be investigated to …

Aquaponic systems offer an innovative approach to sustainable agriculture, where the
interplay between fish and plant cultivation can be optimized. The choice of feeding and …

Biofloc technology (BFT) has recently gained attention as an environmentally sustainable
production system. In this system, bacteria convert fish waste into microbial biomass …

The growth of aquaculture demands intense consumption of formulated foods, scarce
natural resources such as water and land. The increase in aquaculture production needs to …

In aquaponics, a closed-loop system which combines fish and crop production, essential
nutrients for plant growth are often at sub-optimal concentrations. The aim of the present …

Heterotrophic bacterial activity generates a load of total suspended solids (TSS) in biofloc
systems (BF). This accumulation affects animal health and product quality in terms of the …