Around aquaculture

1. Gratings
Gratings are perforated platforms placed around or above ponds to facilitate the movement of fish farmers. They offer several advantages:
- Secure access to ponds by preventing slipping.
- Facilitate water and waste drainage.
- Can be made of plastic, galvanized metal, or treated wood.
2. Small Handling Equipment
- Nets: Used to catch and handle fish without harming them. Available in various sizes and mesh types.
- Sorting and storage bins: Allow sorting fish by size before sale or further growth.
- Basins and buckets: Useful for transporting fish, distributing feed, or collecting water samples.
- Scales and balances: Essential for measuring fish growth and adjusting feeding.
3. Aeration and Oxygenation Equipment
- Surface aerators: Oxygenate the water by creating movement on the surface.
- Oxygen diffusers: Provide oxygen in the form of fine bubbles, often used in intensive systems.
- Air compressors: Supply oxygen to diffusers and improve water quality.
4. Feeding Systems
- Automatic feeders: Schedule feed distribution at precise times.
- Manual feeding hoppers: Allow controlled feeding of fish.
- Scoops and dispensers: Used to measure and distribute pellets or live feed.
5. Filtration and Water Treatment Equipment
- Mechanical filters: Retain solid waste present in the water.
- Biological filters: Promote the breakdown of organic matter through bacteria.
- UV lamps: Disinfect water by eliminating harmful microorganisms.
6. Protection and Safety Equipment
- Protective nets: Prevent predators (birds, mammals) from accessing the ponds.
- Fences: Secure the site against intrusions.
- Waterproof gloves and boots: Protect fish farmers from moisture and injuries.
7. Monitoring Systems
- Probes and sensors: Measure real-time parameters such as temperature, pH, and oxygen levels.
- Surveillance cameras: Allow remote monitoring of facilities.
AQUACULTURE France offers a wide range of small equipment that enhances fish farming efficiency and simplifies the aquaculture partner’s daily tasks.