Evidence is presented that innovation across aquaculture value chains can contribute to
poverty reduction through income generation and increased consumption of nutritious …

Microbial communities play a critical role in aquaculture ecosystems. To identify the
influence of sediment nutrient levels on microbial communities, sediment and water samples …

Abstract White Spot Disease (WSD) caused by White Spot Syndrome Virus (WSSV), is
responsible for widespread mortality and economic losses across almost the entire Asian …

This study evaluated the appropriate banana flower powder (BFP) supplementation level on
the growth, feed utilization, immune response and liver histology of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis …

Abalone farming produces nutrient-rich sludge, and the frequent cleaning and removal of
sludge from abalone tanks is labour and capital-intensive. This study aimed to assess the …

Intensive aquaculture production generates large amounts of sludge. This waste could be
considered as a potential source of nutrients that can be recovered and utilized. Little …

Crowding stress is a common abiotic stressor in intensive aquaculture that negatively
impacts fish species, leading to growth depression. This study primarily explored the effects …

Intensive common carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) pond production offers an alternative to
traditionally practiced extensive and semi-intensive farming technologies. Global warming …

In recent years, biological floating bed technology has been applied increasingly in
aquaculture ponds. In this study we developed a novel floating bed made from ceramsite …

The accumulation of sludge during fish culture has long been regarded as a serious threat to
the water quality of intensive aquaculture ponds hence limiting the culture density. Frequent …