Abstract:Biofloc technology (BFT) systems are sustainable for aquaculture due to the growth of microorganisms in the culture medium that can uptake toxic nitrogen compounds, which generates "in situ" microbial protein that can be eaten, decreasing feed costs. BFT brown (formed with no direct natural light and bacterial dominance) and green (exposed to direct natural light, algal system) waters can be potentially used for aquaponics of commercial halophytes. This study evaluated changes in physical-chemical parameters a… Show more
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