Biofloc for FreshWater Shrimp

Biofloc systems remove metabolic wastes from aquatic production systems. They replace biofilters in a classic clear water Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS). Bacteria that convert ammonia to nitrate are cultured in the main rearing tank as opposed to in a separate vessel. The bacteria form aggregates or colonies (called bioflocs) suspended in the water column. This is done for several reasons. Eliminating the biofilter reduces costs and saves floor space. In the case of shrimp, the biofloc becomes an additional feed source, which decreases the feed conversion ratio of commercial feeds, again reducing costs.

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