Biofloc meal production protocol through three stages: thickening, dewatering and drying, and its effect on the proximal composition
Alfredo Gallardo-Collí,
Carlos Iván Pérez-Rostro,
Martha Patricia Hernández-Vergara
et al.
Abstract:With the purpose of obtaining biofloc meal that serves as alternative and functional protein ingredient in aquaculture feed, the obtaining protocol was developed and its effect on the proximal composition was evaluated. The protocol consists of three stages: thickening, dewatering, and drying, with the following treatments: stage 1: MS) seeds of Moringa oleifera; CS) cationic corn starch; AG) Aloe barbadensis gel and WF) sedimentation without flocculants. Stage 2: FP) Filter press; CF) Cartridge filter; CN) Ce… Show more
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