PRO4000X for Fish Ponds - Brochure

Freshwater fish farms are typically dirt ponds but come in all shapes and sizes. Some use fiberglass, PVC, or concrete tanks. Others use cages in reservoirs, lakes, or even large ponds. There are several approaches that can be taken to lessen the amount of accumulated organic matter ranging from closing the ponds and allowing them to evolve to biofloc based systems to exchanging water at high rates to flush the accumulated matter out into the environment. The latter is not considered environmentally friendly and is typically not sustainable. Large amounts of organic material flushed into riverine or estuarine systems pose a threat to indigenous fauna and flora as well as other users of the resource.