Given that the expansion of the aquaculture industry is associated with increased
environmental impact and its strong dependence on fishmeal in the diet, the use of biofloc …

The innate immunity of invertebrates serves as a critical trait that provides a valuable
foundation for studying the common biological responses to environmental changes. With …

Water and land scarcity are both major barriers to aquaculture. New technologies such as
intensive aquaculture with limited water exchange should be used as a way to overcome …

Biofloc is a conglomeric aggregation of microbial communities such as phytoplankton,
bacteria, and living and dead particulate organic matter. Biofloc technology involves …

As the global population continues its rapid growth, it has become imperative to expand
aquaculture in order to meet the ever-increasing demand for food. Currently, carp farming …

As the most diverse vertebrate group and a major component of a growing global
aquaculture industry, teleosts continue to attract significant scientific attention. The growth in …

The application of biofloc to fish species has several advantages, including the
enhancement of production by increasing growth performance and survival rate and the …

The present study examined the influences of dietary single strain (SSP; Lactobacillus
plantarum) or multi-strain (MSP; Bacillus subtilis, L. plantarum, L. rhamnosus, L. acidophilus …

The efficacy of different biofloc treatments (BFTs) to compensate for a reduction in dietary
protein level under zero-water exchange systems was studied during a 10 weeks …

Aquaculture is increasingly becoming more intensified leading to challenges to maintain
optimal water quality conditions but also reducing effluent discharge to the environment …