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 Publications
 The following
publications cover a variety of topics
pertaining to commercial ornamental aquaculture
and non-native aquatic species. The
majority of these publication are extension fact
sheets from the
University of Florida and
the
Southern Regional Aquaculture Center (SRAC),
of which the University of Florida is a part. Each publication is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file.
All University of Florida extension
publications--covering a wide variety of topics
including profitable and sustainable
agriculture, environment and natural resources,
4-H and other youth programs,
Florida-friendly landscapes, communities that
are vibrant and prosperous, and economic
well-being and life quality for individuals and
families--can be found at the University's
Electronic Data Information Source (EDIS).
Beginning
Aquaculture
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Ornamental
Aquaculture
v
Water Quality
v
Recirculating Aquaculture Systems
v
Fish Health
Management
v
Fish
Diseases - Parasites
v
Fish
Diseases - Bacteria
v
Fish Diseases
- Fungi
v
Fish Diseases -
Viruses
v
Non-Infectious Diseases
v
Treatments
and Biologics
v
Nutrition and
Feeding
v
Induced Spawning
v
Harvesting, Grading, and Transport
v
Aquaculture
Equipment and Engineering
v
Aquatic Weed
Control
v
Pesticides
v
Predation
v
Economics
and Business Management
v Disaster
Assistance
v
Corals
v
Non-Native Species
v
Aquatic Veterinary Professional Development
v
Miscellaneous
v
Aquarium Hobbyists and Pond Owners
Beginning
Aquaculture
Ornamental
Aquaculture
Water Quality
Recirculating Aquaculture Systems
Fish Health
Management
Fish Diseases - Parasites
Fish
Diseases - Bacteria
Fish Diseases -
Fungi
Fish Diseases
- Viruses
Non-infectious Diseases
Treatments
and Biologics
Nutrition and
Feeding
Induced Spawning
Harvesting, Grading, and Transport
Aquaculture Equipment and Engineering
Aquatic Weed
Control
Pesticides
Predation
Economics and Business Management
Disaster
Assistance
Corals
Non-Native Species
Aquatic Veterinary Professional Development
Miscellaneous
Aquarium Hobbyists and Pond Owners
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