How do I choose the type of fish farm?
The choice depends on fish species, available water, climate, land or building conditions, target capacity, investment range, market demand and operational skills.
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Ready-made RAS fish farms
We design, complete and launch farms for a specific type of fish, direction and type of water supply. Select a direction to view the technology, farm composition and real projects.
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The Products section helps choose a fish farm format: RAS, flow-through, semi-recirculation, hatchery and species-specific solutions for sturgeon, trout, African catfish and tilapia. The final configuration is always calculated for the site, water, capacity and business model.
Sturgeon farms RAS
Commercial sturgeon and caviar in one complex - from fry to commercial fish and caviar. Premium segment of RAS.
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Trout farms RAS
Rainbow trout in RAS all year round - canal and tank-based farms for commercial fish.
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RAS farms for African catfish
Intensive warm cultivation of clariid catfish: high stocking density, cycle from eggs to product ~9 months.
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RAS hatchery and fry farms
Obtaining high-quality planting material: incubation, larvae and growing of fry in controlled conditions.
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RAS farms for tilapia
Warm-water RAS for tilapia: live and chilled fish all year round - full cycle or RAS + pond rearing.
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Direct flow fish farms
Flow systems in the presence of a large volume of high-quality water - a minimum of water treatment, emphasis on a stable water source.
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Partially revolving fish farms
A hybrid of RAS and flow-through design: partial water circulation reduces costs when a water source is available.
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Tell us about the type of fish, the site and the goal - we will select the direction and format of the farm to suit your task.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to the questions that usually appear before a RAS fish farm project starts.
Is the farm supplied as a fixed equipment kit?
No. The equipment scope is formed after calculation: tanks, filtration, pumps, oxygen, automation, pipelines and hatchery or auxiliary zones when required.
Can several farm formats be compared?
Yes. At the feasibility stage, RAS, flow-through and semi-recirculation options can be compared by water demand, investment, operational complexity and expected output.