Health & Welfare
Collaborative research in Florida is developing technologies for rearing marine fish in low-cost, low-salinity recirculating systems. Spawning and larval production studies have led to the mass production of juveniles.
Responsibility
Using the buoyancy of the entrained air bubbles to lift the water, airlifts are more energy-efficient and provide more aeration, carbon dioxide removal and foam fractionation for dissolved solids removal than centrifugal pump systems.
Health & Welfare
Rotifers are a dominant zooplankton that are a preferred prey for larval fish and one of the live feeds most often used by fish culturists.
Intelligence
The University of Georgia Marine Shellfish Laboratory developed an integrated system to produce both algae and northern quahog seed clams.
Intelligence
The performance of a bubble-washed bead filter with partial solids removal was evaluated at the University of Arkansas in Pine Bluff.