Health & Welfare
Advances in yellowtail larval rearing
The University of the Canary Islands in Spain is researching yellowtail broodstock management and larval rearing to promote aquaculture diversification in Europe.
Health & Welfare
Larval rearing of sea bass in desert-saline Middle East
European sea bass have been raised in the favorable climate of the Middle East since 2000. For effective larval rearing of sea bass, the authors recommend the use of temperature-controlled water with about 35 ppt salinity and good aeration in tanks.
Health & Welfare
Oceanic institute achieves breakthroughs in culture technology for yellow tang
The culture of yellow tang represents a considerable economic opportunity and critical conservation strategy in coral reef ecosystem protection. The Oceanic Institute is working to establish aquaculture techniques to reduce the capture of wild fish.
Health & Welfare
Recirculation: Microbial control strategy for intensive marine larviculture
Recirculating aquaculture systems have properties that can mature and stabilize the microbial community, creating a more benign bacterial flora in larval tanks.
Health & Welfare
Algae alternatives serve in larval rearing of sea bream
Sea bream fry are produced using the greenwater technique in which microalgae are added to larval-rearing tanks during the first 20 to 30 days after hatching.