Microorganisms (MOs) are an important member of any aquaculture system. The MOs in the
BFT (Biofloc Technology) system are also crucial, diverse and therefore have different roles …

The aquaculture industry is growing fast at a rate of~ 9% per year since the 1970s [1].
However, this industry has come under scrutiny for contribution to environmental …

Biofloc technology (BFT) is gaining traction as a strategic aquaculture tool for boosting feed
conversions, biosecurity, and wastewater recycling. The significant aspect of BFT is …

An 87-d experiment was conducted to investigate the growth, digestive activity, welfare, and
partial cost-effectiveness of raising genetically improved farmed tilapia (GIFT) in a …

A 30-day feeding experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of promoted bioflocs
on growth performance, feed utilization, digestive enzyme activity and whole body …

In a 30‐day experiment, Farfantepenaeus brasiliensis PL25 (25±10 mg; 17.9±1.6 mm) were
raised in nine circular floating cages with a stocking density of 1000 shrimp m− 3. Three …

The continuous development of world aquaculture demands new strategies and alternatives
aimed to achieve sustainability. The use or microorganisms in aquaculture has greatly …

Biofloc technology (BFT) is a microbial manipulation technique used recently in intensive
shrimp aquaculture. The driving force of BFT culture systems is microbial biofloc that is …

The global aquaculture production of crustaceans, shellfish and fish has to increase to
satisfy the growing demand and also to compensate for the reduced capture from …

The current study was conducted to evaluate the effects of increasing carbon to nitrogen
(C/N) ratios on water quality, growth performance, and body composition of Litopenaeus …