Is ozone safe for Atlantic salmon postsmolts in RAS?

Project specs

Format

2D

Client

Nofima

Contact

Carlo Lazado

Country

Norway

Funding agency

Research Council of Norway

Length

01:30

Summary

Ozone is a strong oxidant that improves water quality and fish health in aquaculture systems but is toxic in high doses, particularly in brackish and seawater systems. Researchers at Nofima have determined the safe dose of ozone treatment in post-smolt salmon in brackish water, showing it to be an effective tool for ensuring biosecurity in Atlantic salmon aquaculture systems.

The research described is part of the DISINFECT project in CtrlAQUA SFI. The centre develops technological and biological innovations to make closed-containment aquaculture systems (CCS) a reliable and economically viable technology.

Researcher Profile

Carlo C. Lazado is a senior scientist in Fish Health at Nofima. He is interested in the basic and applied aspects of fish health with a strong focus on the physiology and immunology of mucosal barriers.

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