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Sponge-Powered Reactor Keeps Fish Farm Water Clean Without Water Exchanges
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Sponge-Powered Reactor Keeps Fish Farm Water Clean Without Water Exchanges
Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing food sectors on the planet, but raising fish at high density in closed systems creates a stubborn chemical problem: nitrogen. Fish excrete ammonia, beneficial microbes convert it to nitrite and then nitrate, and if nitrate builds up, operators must either dilute the water with large volumes of exchange […]
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