Fish are raised in closed systems with minimal water exchange in a new and environmentally friendly aquaculture method known as biofloc fish culture. The method depends on the creation of a thick microbial biofilm referred to as “bioflocs,” composed of bacteria, algae, and other microorganisms. Bioflocs are responsible for a cleaner and greener farming system […]
Biofloc Technology (BFT) a hybrid approach that integrates biofloc technology with traditional aquaculture practices. It improved water quality and waste recycling, while maintaining the operational simplicity of traditional pond culture. The important points to remember are as follows: Water Management: Pond liners prevent water and nutrients from seeping into the soil. By isolating the water […]
If you are a fish and shrimp farmer, then biofloc fish farming technology can boost your output. Biofloc fish farming has become a common method for fish farmers to manage waste and nutrient retention in culture water. Biofloc Technology allows fish and shrimp producers to save feed inputs by using wastewater during production. […]
The fish production and microbial proliferation are done in separate compartments. This is a popular way of fish farming followed by farmers, which is where durable and waterproof tanks come into the picture. Biofloc fish farming is quite popular among fish farmers. It is a reasonable way to manage waste and nutrients retention in […]
Farmers involved in fish and shrimp production are inclining more towards biofloc farming technology so that production can be increased sustainably. But if not used properly researchers warn that the method could be unsuitable. The level of suspended solids in culture water needs to be maintained so that there is no danger of diseases for […]
Biofloc technology (BFT) is an innovative and eco-friendly fish farming technique that involves stock-breeding of fishes, in a micro-organism rich ecosystem, artificially created in a tank. The term Biofloc(Bio=life, Floc= aggregate) refers to clusters of micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi, algae, protozoa, and other kinds of organic particles like fish faces and uneaten feed. All these, […]
