In the previous article, we introduced conventional processes for raw water pretreatment in aquaculture, including sand tank filtration and ultrafiltration technology. This article will go on to introduce you to the other two important steps of raw water pretreatment: disinfection and aeration.

The quality of raw water is directly related to the health and growth of aquaculture organisms, and then affects the efficiency of aquaculture. Therefore, raw water pretreatment has become an indispensable part of the breeding process.

Compared with summer, the risk of various aquatic diseases is reduced in winter, but this does not mean that diseases can be completely ignored.

As the cold wind rises, aquatic people not only need to add clothes for themselves to keep warm, but also prepare for the winter of farmed varieties - fish, shrimp and crabs.

Why do we keep it indoors? It costs money to build greenhouses even outside?

Compared to traditional pond farming, it relies more on equipment and technology rather than individual farming experience.

When the biological filler cannot successfully hang the film, it will not only affect the water purification effect, but also threaten the stable operation of the entire breeding system.

When the industrial circulating water meets the Mandarin fish, it can be said that the combination of strong and strong in the aquatic industry.

In addition to the adult fish farming we are familiar with, the use of factory recirculating water farming model to raise seedlings also has the advantage of a unique day.

In aquaculture, the content of dissolved oxygen is directly related to the growth and reproduction of aquatic organisms. Reasonable and effective aeration is an indispensable daily management means in the breeding process, and it is also the key to the success of breeding!