Fish can be the recipients of numerous injuries that are potentially deleterious to
aquacultural production performance and welfare. This review will employ a systematic …

The fundamental change in nocturnal landscapes due to the increasing use of artificial light
at night (ALAN) is recognized as being detrimental to the environment and raises important …

Floating objects drifting in the surface of tropical waters, also known as drifting fish
aggregating devices (DFADs), attract hundreds of marine species, including tuna and non …

We reviewed research on the broodstock management and larviculture of the Pacific
northern bluefin tuna (PBT) Thunnus orientalis in Japan. Japan has been at the forefront of …

This chapter starts by providing a review of what aquaculture is, which finfish are farmed, for
what purposes and in what kinds of culture systems. It then considers what behaviour is, why …

The development of intensive aquaculture has increased the need for video-based
underwater monitoring technology to generate statistics on multi-class fish. However, the …

Tuna species support some of the world's largest commercial and recreational fisheries.
Their extensive migratory patterns expose them to multiple national and international …

Environmental parameters, such as light intensity and turbidity, have been shown to
significantly influence the growth and survival of cultured larval finfish. Here, we study three …

This study examines the anatomical development of Atlantic bluefin tuna during the first
month of life at histological level with emphasis in the gut development and those organs …

Land‐based cultured juvenile P acific bluefin tuna Thunnus orientalis (PBT) have high
mortality rates due to collisions or contacts with tank walls after about 30 days of hatching …