Fish
New treatment strategy for amoebic gill disease could revolutionise parasitic treatment
New treatment strategy for amoebic gill disease could revolutionise parasitic treatment in humans
- The aquatic chicken - tilapia genetics and their parallels with poultry
- Common diseases of pangasius catfish farmed in Vietnam
- What's the optimum ozone level in RAS facilities?
- Mozambique warns of red spot disease among fish
- Fears over feminising antioxidants in fish feeds
- eDNA to tackle flesh-eating salmon parasite
- Developing live bacterial vaccines by selecting resistance to antibacterials
- Development of Lactococcus garvieae autovaccine for Nile tilapia
Fish
Cermaq to trial closed-containment salmon farm
Plans to install a novel semi-closed salmon farm in Canada, which would prevent interactions between wild and farm raised salmon, have been unveiled
Study shoots down sea louse laser
The efficacy of a laser-firing device that has been designed to reduce sea lice pressures on farmed salmon has been called into question by new research.
How saline conditioning in post-smolts can help prevent winter ulcers
Smolt that have been kept in brackish water for two weeks in their hatcheries before being transferred to marine nets pens are less susceptible to skin ulcers
How to improve broodstock selection
A device that can automatically choose which farmed fish should be retained for breeding purposes is currently under development.
Fake plants have real benefits for farmed tilapia - Part 2
In conclusion, a poor environment in fish farming has deficiencies that can be improved by including proposed enrichments
Fake plants have real benefits for farmed tilapia - Part 1
The introduction of artificial water plants into tilapia aquaculture can lead to significant improvements in fish welfare at minimal expense to the farmer.
How can Norway defeat pancreatic disease in salmon? By detecting it faster
Using technology created to identify human diseases like the novel coronavirus, Fish Farm Solutions of Poland is targeting its rapid diagnostic kits at seven
AQUACULTURE FRONTIERS, PART 4: Tilapia and Catfish
Freshwater aquaculture is being rapidly disrupted by changes in technology, finance, regulation, as well as feed and biotech innovation
Tilapia lake virus resistance breakthrough announced
Certain tilapia families have been shown to be completely resistant to tilapia lake virus (TiLV), offering hope that breeding programmes can combat one
Tilapia productivity nearly quadrupling in Dutch-backed RAS tilapia product trial in Vietna
Tilapia productivity nearly quadrupling in Dutch-backed RAS tilapia product trial in Vietnam
Intercropping silver pompano and shrimp in India
Aquaculture in India is predominately based on a few species of major freshwater carps and freshwater prawns, and Pacific white shrimp in saline water systems.
Farmed tilapia see growth, meat quality boost from nerolidol supplement
Adding supplemental nerolidol to diets of farmed tilapia improves fish growth and performance along with increasing meat quality, researchers say.