For a change, not an algae related post but something associated. Rotifer harvesting and rinsing. Many hatcheries grow rotifers to feed fish larvae for example. Utilisng a range of substrates such as algae pastes and formulated diets to feed and enrich the rotifers. This process can be quite intensive with very high rotifer densities being achieved during the culture process, typically 1000-3000 rotifers/ml. As such, there is a high metabolite and particulate waste loading in the cultures which must be separated from the rotifers before they can be preconcentrated and fed into larval rearing tanks. To acheive this it is commonplace to utilise 'concentrator/rinsers. Typically hand made in the hatchery (I made many myself back in the day as a live feed technician) Some designs can be a little 'rough' around the edges and not very efficient, in some cases doing more harm than good to the precious live feeds. To avoid such damage and losses it is important to utilise an efficient design such as the Varicon Aqua CR's. Supplied at various sizes to suit production capacities, utilising high quality materials such as 316SS woven meshes for rotifer and artemia rinsing, 20-150 micron subject to species and life stage. Food grade MDPE tanks, light weight supporting framework. Incorporating concentric O2 and air diffusers to facilitate life support, efficient rinsing and mitigate blocking of the sieve. Camlock connections on inlets & outlets for rotifers, wash water and harvesting. Bespoke designs available which can be utilised for SS, S & L type rotifers, fresh and marine species. Artemia, barnacle larvae, copepods, daphnia etc. This fine example just arrived in Norway for one of our customers rearing Wrasse. Feel free to contact us if you feel like an upgrade!! hashtag #Concentrator #rinser #rotifers #artemia #livefeed #larvalrearing
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For a change, not an algae related post but something associated. Rotifer harvesting and rinsing. Many hatcheries grow rotifers to feed fish larvae for example. Utilisng a range of substrates such as algae pastes and formulated diets to feed and enrich the rotifers. This process can be quite intensive with very high rotifer densities being achieved during the culture process, typically 1000-3000 rotifers/ml. As such, there is a high metabolite and particulate waste loading in the cultures which must be separated from the rotifers before they can be preconcentrated and fed into larval rearing tanks. To acheive this it is commonplace to utilise 'concentrator/rinsers. Typically hand made in the hatchery (I made many myself back in the day as a live feed technician) Some designs can be a little 'rough' around the edges and not very efficient, in some cases doing more harm than good to the precious live feeds. To avoid such damage and losses it is important to utilise an efficient design such as the Varicon Aqua CR's. Supplied at various sizes to suit production capacities, utilising high quality materials such as 316SS woven meshes for rotifer and artemia rinsing, 20-150 micron subject to species and life stage. Food grade MDPE tanks, light weight supporting framework. Incorporating concentric O2 and air diffusers to facilitate life support, efficient rinsing and mitigate blocking of the sieve. Camlock connections on inlets & outlets for rotifers, wash water and harvesting. Bespoke designs available which can be utilised for SS, S & L type rotifers, fresh and marine species. Artemia, barnacle larvae, copepods, daphnia etc. This fine example just arrived in Norway for one of our customers rearing Wrasse. Feel free to contact us if you feel like an upgrade!! #Concentrator #rinser #rotifers #artemia #livefeed #larvalrearing
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