The Horticulture / Aquaculture Program at University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) has just taken delivery of some hapas for use in their research/development/training facility. You can see more about their amazing program here . Hapas can be used for fish and shrimp culture in ponds, tanks and other water bodies. And we can make your hapa or hapas to
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We have new submersible pumps and diaphragm aerators from Tsurumi of Japan., lightweight but corrosion resistant; ideal for hatcheries aquaponics and landscape applications.
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We have registered with the Thai Revenue Department VAT Refund for Tourists Program (VRT) This means that most visitors to Thailand who buy goods from us with minimum value of 2,000 Thai Baht (about US$ 67) on any one day, can get a refund of the VAT (currently charged at 7%) if they depart through any of the international airports
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Vimifos, the biggest shrimp feed company in Mexico, brought some of their customers on a study tour of the Thai shrimp farms sector facilitated by FarmAqua.
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Third International Technical and Trade Conference and Exposition on Tilapia - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tilapia 2010 promises to be another major industry event. Check out the website for more information. We will be exhibiting in the Trade Show, Booth Number 11 Hope to see you there!
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FarmAquaTest Kits for Aquaculture
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We ran our third Introduction to Tilapia Seed Production training course in Thailand.    Participants came from Austria, Portugal, South Africa and the Philippines and included three farmers and two Technical Managers fromBiomin of Austria. It was a real pleasure to train them all.  
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We were very pleased to supply a lot of equipment for the new hatchery which is being set up in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The hatchery will be turning out 4 million sex reversed fry per month very soon.
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FarmAqua consultants Angus MacNiven & Teerapon Chunjinda spent a busy few weeks at the Malawi National Aquaculture Center at Domasi installing a recirculating tilapia egg and fry nursery unit. This was under a USAID funded project, COMPASS II managed by Development Alternatives Inc. of Washington.
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Three Malawi government fisheries officers and one private sector hatchery operator attended an intensive introduction to advanced tilapia seed production in Thailand. The course was well received and participants returned home with fortified with the knowledge required to begin mass production of tilapia. Training focused on
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Here is a link to a video by the UK Department for International Development, Research Into Use Programme which shows how the fish hatchery equipment we supplied last year to USAID Compass II project fits within a wider strategy for aquaculture development in Malawi. Includes an interview with one of our training graduates, John Kandapo, from the training course on
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From penguins to pelicans and cormorants to kingfishers they all love to eat fish. We don't want to kill them of course, just exclude them from the pond, cage or raceway. We have high density polyethylene bird netting with 20cm stretched mesh in a fetching red/burgundy twine 380D/12 which we currently supply to the largest shrimp farmer in the world
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