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Unlike humans, fish are encouraged to consume saturated fats: A strategic way to secure healthy levels of omega-3 in fish fillets.

The health benefits linked to regular consumption of omega-3 fatty acids are widely recognised, promoted, and practised by many people. […]

Recirculation Aquaculture System reduces infectious gill pathology

Epitheliocystis is a gill disease affecting Atlantic salmon in both freshwater and marine environments. It is characterized by the presence […]

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Throwing out amoebae with the bathwater

Gill detached Neoparamoeba perurans trophozoites in seawater, one day after a 4 hour freshwater exposure. Photo courtesy of Chris Stratford. […]

New PhD scholarship honours Tasmanian aquaculture researcher

A new PhD scholarship honouring Tasmanian aquaculture biologist Dr Harry King, who lost his battle with prostate cancer in 2019, […]

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What Genes Make Atlantic salmon in Tasmania Enter Puberty?

What Genes Make Atlantic salmon in Tasmania Enter Puberty? The practise of salmon farming promotes rapid growth in conditions which […]

Diseased Salmon Gills Are Littered With Critters

Amoebic gill disease (AGD) is an important, emerging disease affecting Atlantic salmon aquaculture globally, and adds a remarkable $1.12/kg to […]

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