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Continuous photoperiod can be used to get higher growth performance in juvenile red sea bream <i>(Pagrus major)</i>
Amal K. Biswas, Manabu Seoka, Yoshimasa Tanaka, Kiyotaka Ueno, Kenji Takii, Hidemi Kumai
Demonstrations and laboratory exercises in aquaculture: VI. Fish pond inventory and feed budgets
Matthew Landau and John Scarpa
Observing external clinical signs of the idiopathic <i>Myonecrosis</i> (IMN) during production of Pacific Wwhite shrimp <i>(Litopenaeus vannamei)</i> in Brazil
Gustavo Dominguez and Juan José Alava
Effects of feeding practical diets containing different protein levels to Australian red claw <i>(Cherax quadricarinatus)</i>
Linda S. Metts, Kenneth R. Thompson, Laura A. Muzinic and Carl D. Webster
Farming bath sponges in tropical Australia
Alan Duckworth, Carsten Wolff and Elizabeth Evans-Illidge
Aquaponics: The integration of recirculating aquaculture and hydroponics
Wilson Lennard
Aquaculture in the Republic of Georgia
Michael A. Rice
Identification and control of parasites in a new species for aquaculture: A case study with striped trumpeter, <i>Latris lineata</i>
M. Andrews, B. Nowak, J.M. Cobcroft and S.C. Battaglene
Development of integrated prawn-fish-rice farming for sustainable livelihoods of the rural poor in Southwest Bangladesh
Nesar Ahmed
New immune systems: Disease-specific immune responses in invertebrates, and their potential applications in aquaculture
David A. Raftos and Sham V. Nair
Stock densities, growth and survival for pacu <i>(Piaractus mesopotamicus)</i>
Gustavo Wicki, L. Luchini, L. Romano and S. Panné Huidobro
Improved feed management strategy for <i>Litopenaeus vannamei</i> in limited exchange culture systems
Susmita Patnaik and Tzachi M. Samocha
Aquaculture in China — Freshwater pearl culture
Jiale Li and Yingsen Li
Ponds in drought
Forrest Wynne
Ethics in aquaculture
Luis Vinatea
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