Aquaculture
Fish and salmon producers live in one of the toughest biological conditions on the planet. Healthy water means healthy fish — but algae can rapidly disrupt that balance. Whether handling inland ponds, recirculating systems, or coastal net pens, unwanted algae growth can decrease dissolved oxygen, clog nets and cages, and even kill fish when blooms become severe or harmful algal species form.
Sonicpure Algae Treatment for Aquaculture
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Introduction
Aquaculture systems are highly sensitive to changes in water quality, and uncontrolled algae growth is one of the most common challenges faced by producers. Excess algae can reduce dissolved oxygen levels, block sunlight, interfere with feeding, and negatively impact fish and shrimp health. As aquaculture continues to grow globally, the need for effective, sustainable, and non-chemical algae management solutions has become increasingly important.
The Challenge of Algae in Aquaculture
Algae naturally develop in ponds, tanks, and recirculating aquaculture systems due to the presence of nutrients, sunlight, and warm temperatures. While some algae are harmless, excessive or harmful algal blooms can lead to serious operational and environmental problems, including poor water clarity, unstable oxygen levels, off-flavors in fish, and increased stress or mortality in stock. Traditional control methods often rely on chemicals or frequent water exchanges, which can be costly, disruptive, and environmentally harmful.
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