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Salmon gills

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, […]

aquaculture feeds ingredients

A return to nutrition basics with a twist

Insights on the importance of protein, lipid and carbohydrate in aquaculture nutrition Aquafeed is one of the fastest-growing industries supporting […]

Turning food waste into prawn feed

Australia produces over 5.3 million tonnes of food waste annually (3.1 million from households and 2.2 million tonnes from commercial […]

Not too much of a good thing with Novacq

Water management strategies are continually evolving in prawn farming as a result of strict environmental regulations, as well as diseases […]

Early life in low oxygen: Salmon survival strategies

Oxygen content in water is much lower and more variable than in air, providing a unique challenge for aquatic organisms […]

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