| Name |
Application |
Origin |
Description |
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Aquaculture Blend |
Aquaculture
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Various Strains |
Aquaculture Blend is a powdered enzyme and bacteria blend which is useful as a biological additive in aquaculture systems. Available in Soluble. |
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EctoPro |
Aquaculture
|
Multiple strains |
EctoPro contains a strain of Bacillus subtilis and a strain of B. laterosporus that inhibits the proliferation of other harmful bacteria in culture systems by competitive exclusive. These strains also produce proteolytic and amylolytic enzymes that help breakdown organic buildup. |
|
LarvaPro |
Aquaculture
|
Varius strains |
The four bacteria that constitute LarvaPro all perform specific functions: Bacillus subtilis and lichemiformis degrades organic matter efficiently by producing proteolytic and amylotytic enzymes. B. megaterium and B. laterosporus inhibit the proliferation of undesirable bacteria in culture systems. |
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Nitrifier Blend |
Aquaculture
|
Nitrosomonas, Nitrobacter and Bacillus |
NITRIFIER BLEND contains a blend of naturally occurring aerobic and facultative anaerobic organisms including Nitrosomonas, Nitrobacter and Bacillus selected for their ability to aid in the nitrification and denitrification process in ponds, lagoons and other bodies of water where high nitrogen levels and nitrogen containing compounds are present. |
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Power Pack |
Aquaculture
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Various strains |
Power Pack contains a blend of concentrated, viable spores of selected, naturally occurring Bacillus bacteria with a minimum of 2.5 billion CFU per gram. These strains are selected for their synergistic ability to completely break down proteins, complex carbohydrates, fats, oils and organic acids -- major constituents of shrimp feeds and feces -- into carbon dioxide and water instead of polluting slime and mucilaginous compounds. These compounds are characteristically produced by the indigenous microflora. Power Pack also contains spores from a strain of bacillus that produces large quantities of hydrolytic enzymes that degrade decaying organic matter at the bottom of the pond, reducing the accumulation of sludge and black hydrogen sulfide loaded mud. |
Bacteria can be used in aquaculture to improve the clarity in ponds and lakes. The bacteria proliferate and use organic wastes present as a carbon and nitrogen source.