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Water quality control in fish ponds

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In this article, a system for water quality control and improvement in intensive fish culture systems is described, where the aim of the water treatment is to reduce the content of inorganic nitrogen and of organic matter.
Abstract
There is provided a system for water quality control and improvement in intensive fish culture systems. The aim of the water treatment is to reduce the content of inorganic nitrogen and of organic matter. The system comprises a fish pond, a settling pond, a fluidized bed reactor and a trickling filter. The system according to the invention can be an essentially closed one, except for periodic water replenishment. It is suited for ponds with sweet or salt water.

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