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    This document discusses the characteristics of effluent from culture tanks, which include high levels of suspended and dissolved solids, ammonia, and CO2 along with low dissolved oxygen. It also lists various culture systems such as brood stock maturation, larval rearing, nutrition research, ornamental displays, and high density food fish growth. The document further examines factors that classify culture systems, specifically trophic level, temperature, and salinity, noting trophic level distinguishes nutrient enrichment levels as oligotrophic, mesotrophic, or eutrophic.

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    This document discusses the characteristics of effluent from culture tanks, which include high levels of suspended and dissolved solids, ammonia, and CO2 along with low dissolved oxygen. It also lists various culture systems such as brood stock maturation, larval rearing, nutrition research, ornamental displays, and high density food fish growth. The document further examines factors that classify culture systems, specifically trophic level, temperature, and salinity, noting trophic level distinguishes nutrient enrichment levels as oligotrophic, mesotrophic, or eutrophic.

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    This document discusses the characteristics of effluent from culture tanks, which include high levels of suspended and dissolved solids, ammonia, and CO2 along with low dissolved oxygen. It also lists various culture systems such as brood stock maturation, larval rearing, nutrition research, ornamental displays, and high density food fish growth. The document further examines factors that classify culture systems, specifically trophic level, temperature, and salinity, noting trophic level distinguishes nutrient enrichment levels as oligotrophic, mesotrophic, or eutrophic.

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    This document discusses the characteristics of effluent from culture tanks, which include high levels of suspended and dissolved solids, ammonia, and CO2 along with low dissolved oxygen. It also lists various culture systems such as brood stock maturation, larval rearing, nutrition research, ornamental displays, and high density food fish growth. The document further examines factors that classify culture systems, specifically trophic level, temperature, and salinity, noting trophic level distinguishes nutrient enrichment levels as oligotrophic, mesotrophic, or eutrophic.

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    Characteristics of Culture Tank Effluent

    • High concentrations of suspended


    and dissolved solids
    • High ammonia levels and high concentration of CO2
    • Low levels of dissolved oxygen
    • Application of Recirculation system
    • Brood stock maturation
    • Nursing and Larval rearing systems
    • Nutrition and health research systems
    • Short-term holding systems
    • Ornamental and display tanks
    • High density grow-out of food fish
    Factors those dictate Classification of
    Culture Systems

    • Trophic Level
    • Temperature
    • Salinity
    Trophic Level
    Distinguishes the level of nutrient enrichment
    • Oligotrophic
    • Mesotrophic
    • Eutrophic

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