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Improve Water Quality Control With Aquaculture Liners

When it comes to aquaculture, water quality is of the utmost importance. Water quality, both good and bad, affects the health and life of the fish being raised through aquaculture. In order to raises the healthiest, best tasting fish and increase profit potential, water quality must be made priority, from regular testing, all the way down to choosing the best aquaculture liners. Aquaculture liners that are certified for potable water, are fish and plant safe and have no additives that could leach into the water help improve water quality. Improved water quality can lead to higher density crops, as well as healthier fish due to greater dissolved oxygen levels.

How Aquaculture Liners Improve Water Quality

You may be asking yourself how aquacultures liners can improve water quality. By using food-grade reinforced polyethylene (RPE) aquaculture  liners in hatchery trays, tanks and ponds, you eliminate the threat of potential additives leaching into the water and harming the lives of your fish crops. RPE aquaculture liners can help improve water quality due to the following characteristics of the material:
  • Contain no additives or chemicals
  • Certified by NSF61 for potable water containment
  • Certified fish and plant safe
  • Can be repeatedly cleaned and disinfected without losing performance
  • Provide thermal stability
  • High resistance to UV exposure
  • Strength, durability and puncture resistance
RPE contains no additives or chemicals. This minimizes the threat of poor quality due to harmful additives leaching into the water. Other liner materials can contain plasticizers, which are harmful to plants, fish and water quality. RPE liners are certified NSF61 for potable water containment, which means they are perfect for food-grade operations like aquaculture. In addition to be safe for potable water, RPE aquaculture liners are certified fish and plant safe. Fish tanks and troughs for aquaculture should be lined with an opaque material that’s UV resistant and blocks direct sunlight. Direct sunlight encourages algae growth, which can be harmful to your system as it depletes the available oxygen needed by your fish, plants and bacteria. Depending on the type of fish you’re raising, thermal stability in aquaculture tanks is important as more tropical fish need warmer water compared to species of freshwater fish. RPE aquaculture liners have both a high UV resistance and provide thermal stability. By creating the ideal environment for your fish with the right aquaculture liners, you can improve water quality. By improving water quality you can increase crop yield, quality, taste and profit potential. Contact BTL Liners for more information about water quality control for aquaculture using RPE liners.


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