Fast water ponds are suitable for cultivating fast water fish: tawes, nilem, tombro/mas, catfish and pomfret.
A cultivation pond is called a swift water pond if the water flowing in the pond can be categorized as swift, at least 25 lt/second. The optimum is 50-100 lt/sec.
The advantage of jet pools is that they contain a lot of dissolved oxygen. Therefore, keeping fish in fast water requires additional quality feed. The protein content used in broodstock rearing is that tilapia broodstock feed is artificial feed in the form of pellets with a protein content of 28–35% with a fat content of no more than 3%.
RAS technology itself was introduced in 2014, at that time the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) published basic rules for implementing RAS. Since then, this system has begun to enter the industrial realm, this cannot be separated from the benefits of RAS.
Cultivating Bangkok red tilapia fish in fast water ponds... RAS system ponds and Biofloc system ponds...