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    Superintensive biofloc systems can produce shrimp at high densities but face potential environmental challenges. These enclosed systems recycle waste nutrients and support high productivity in a small space. However, their lack of water exchange may concentrate nutrients and organic matter if not properly managed, posing risks to water quality if discharged. Effective monitoring and treatment are needed to mitigate impacts on receiving waters.

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    Superintensive biofloc systems can produce shrimp at high densities but face potential environmental challenges. These enclosed systems recycle waste nutrients and support high productivity in a small space. However, their lack of water exchange may concentrate nutrients and organic matter if not properly managed, posing risks to water quality if discharged. Effective monitoring and treatment are needed to mitigate impacts on receiving waters.

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    Superintensive biofloc systems can produce shrimp at high densities but face potential environmental challenges. These enclosed systems recycle waste nutrients and support high productivity in a small space. However, their lack of water exchange may concentrate nutrients and organic matter if not properly managed, posing risks to water quality if discharged. Effective monitoring and treatment are needed to mitigate impacts on receiving waters.

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    POTENTIAL

    ENVIRONMENTAL
    CHALLENGES OF HYPERINTENSIVE BIOFLOC
    John W. Leffer and
    Jeff F.
    GROWOUT
    SYSTEMS
    Brunson

    South Carolina Department of Natural


    Resources Marine Resources
    Research Institute
    Waddell Mariculture Center

    Superintensive, Indoor, Minimal-exchange,


    Biofloc Shrimp Systems

    235 m3
    Advantages:
    Biosecurity
    High productivity
    Efficient & economical nitrogen control
    Supplemental food/nutrient recycling

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