Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6381403 Aquacultural Engineering 2013 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We tested the use of artificial substrates in superintensive culture of L. vannamei with bioflocs. ► The periphyton biomass and the biological activity in the substrates were low. ► The substrates did not appear to affect water quality and were not an obvious source of food. ► The substrates reduced the relative stocking density and improved shrimp performance. ► In tanks with a larger biomass, substrates had a larger effect on shrimp production.
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