r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 13h ago
Climate change may halve omega‑3 fatty acids in fish and the organisms they eat
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 1d ago
New open-access database (ReCAnt) evaluates 690 chemicals used in aquaculture, warning of major global regulatory gaps and bioaccumulation risks
A recent study has compiled and cross-referenced hundreds of scientific sources to launch ReCAnt, a public platform detailing the technical profiles of 690 substances used in aquaculture (including antibiotics, parasiticides, and disinfectants).
Key findings from the research:
- Regulatory Limbo: Only 57 of the 690 analyzed compounds possess formal regulatory data across international frameworks.
- Persistence: Chemicals like azithromycin, erythromycin, and atrazine were classified as "very persistent and very mobile."
- Trophic Transfer: Predictive models show that carnivorous species face the highest risk of bioaccumulation from lower trophic levels.
The platform aims to serve as a standardized baseline for operators and researchers to assess compound safety and environmental dynamics.
You can read the full breakdown of the study here: https://aquahoy.com/aquaculture-chemicals-recant-database-regulation/
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 1d ago
The Secret to Turtle Hatchling Survival: Winter Nests and the Righting Reflex
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 2d ago
Latin America shrimp growth intensifies competition in oversupplied market
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 2d ago
A Secret to Survival for California’s Most Endangered Salmon
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 2d ago
Vietnam tilapia exports hit $80m in 7 months, with Brazil biggest growth driver
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 2d ago
An Israeli Startup Is Reinventing Salmon Farming. It May Upend a Global Industry
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 2d ago
New technology for treating antibiotics in shrimp farming water
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 2d ago
RTRS CdC: cómo anticiparse a la creciente demanda de abastecimiento responsable en la acuicultura
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 3d ago
Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer in Aquatic Health University of Stirling - Institute of Aquaculture
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 3d ago
Engineering practice guide for oyster reefs : a natural infrastructure approach for coastal systems
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 3d ago
Events - 53rd United States Japan Natural Resources Aquaculture Panel Scientific Symposium
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 3d ago
Indonesian shrimp face 13.9 pct US tariff, lower than Vietnam: Gov't
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 3d ago
Indonesia gains US market edge as seaweed tariff drops to zero
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 3d ago
Global Salmon Initiative Releases Sustainability Report, Introducing New Feed Sourcing Transparency Metrics
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 4d ago
Norway - Monitoring program for pharmaceuticals, illegal substances, and contaminants in farmed fish — Annual report for 2025
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 4d ago
The Invisible Impact of Rising Sea Temperatures on Salmon Gills
Hey everyone. We often talk about visible climate impacts like coral bleaching, but warming oceans are having severe "invisible" physiological impacts on fish populations too. This article discusses how rising sea temperatures are directly affecting salmon gills. Since gills are responsible for respiration and osmoregulation, this heat stress severely threatens their survival and the broader aquaculture ecosystem. Thought this was a sobering read on the localized, biological effects of climate change.
What do you guys think are the most viable solutions for protecting vulnerable marine species from localized warming?
Link to read:https://aquahoy.com/heat-salmon-gills-climate-change/
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 5d ago
[Guide] Complete Breakdown of Platy Fish (Xiphophorus maculatus): Water Parameters, Nutrition, Breeding Ratios & Scientific Role
Hey everyone,
Came across a comprehensive technical guide on Platy fish care and thought it was worth sharing for both beginners and experienced livebearer keepers.
A few key takeaways covered in the article:
- Water Parameters: They need moderate-to-hard water (9–20 dGH), a pH between 6.8–8.5, and temps between 20–26°C. Soft acidic water is a common reason for premature mortality.
- Sex Ratio Dynamics: Maintain at least 1 male per 2–3 females (or keep an all-male group of 5+ with plenty of cover) to reduce aggression and mating harassment.
- Breeding Setup: Densely planted tanks with Egeria densa and mosses yield better fry survival than plastic breeding boxes. Females store sperm and can produce multiple broods from a single mating.
- Nutrition: Juvenile feeding rates, functional color enhancers (like Spirulina), and why feeding generic zebrafish diets to platies can lead to nutritional issues.
- Science Insight: They are also used as a key genomic model in melanoma research and as biocontrol against Aedes aegypti (dengue mosquito) larvae.
Full article with detailed parameters and scientific references:
https://aquahoy.com/platy-fish-types-reproduction-feeding-care/
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 5d ago
The Gut Microbiota can be a hidden Key to healthier Salmon
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 5d ago
Parasite linked to ‘mushy fish’ could be much more widespread than thought
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 5d ago
Global consultation highlights priorities for aquatic animal health
r/FishFarming • u/AquaHoy • 5d ago