Description
In the realm of aquaculture, maintaining optimal water conditions is crucial for the health of aquatic life. Alternatives to carbonate buffers, such as template assisted crystallization (TAC) and chelating agents, are essential in soft water environments where carbonate hardness can be detrimental to sensitive species. Additionally, the use of antibacterial agents is pivotal in reducing bacterial load, particularly from Aeromonas and Pseudomonas species, which can adversely affect the internal organs of fish. These treatments not only prevent fungal infections but also support the healing of inflammatory gill conditions and fin necroses, while ensuring the water remains crystal clear for the thriving ecosystem within.
