Aquaculture system and methods for using the same

Animal husbandry – Aquatic animal culturing – Fish culturing

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is directed to apparatus and a method for maintaining and growing a primary cultured species and secondary organisms essential to the growth of the primary species in an aquaculture system in which the parameters which affect the maintenance and growth of the primary cultured species are carefully monitored and adjusted on a substantially continuous basis. The apparatus comprises a tank for holding an aqueous medium and the primary species, nutrient supply equipment, equipment for selectively removing the aqueous medium from the tank, apparatus for removing particulate matter from the aqueous medium removed from the tank, a sterilizer for sterilizing the aqueous medium removed from the tank, equipment for removing toxins from the aqueous medium removed from the tank without biological filtration, and a station with associated equipment for bringing the aqueous medium to a steady state suitable for the growth and survival of the primary species. Conduits, pumps and associated valving are provided for transferring the aqueous medium among the various treatment stations and for returning the aqueous medium to the tank after it has been treated by any or all of the foregoing treatment equipment.

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