Aquaculture habitat

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A01K 61/00 (2006.01)

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CA 1083901

AQUACULTURE HABITAT Abstract An aquaculture habitat is described for the rearing of post larval crustacia in which a cellular honeycomb structure, pref- erably of opposed cones, provides compartments for the animals and serves as the domicile core. Individual animals are inserted into the core compartments and the core is sealed with a screen or a mesh on either side of the core. The screen or mesh is of a size such that water and food may pass through but which restrains the animals. Cores with screens in place are vertically oriented and horizontally stacked on a false bottom within a tank of water. The tank is provided with food distribution means adjacent the false bottom, and air lift circulation means beneath the food distribution means which, due to the upward rise of the expanding air bubbles, moves the food and freshly filtered and aerated water to the vicinity of the habitats. Animal feeding is accomplished by food penetration through the screen or by the animal plucking the food from the adjacent water by reaching through the screen. Moreover, habitat cleaning is accomplished by the animal in push- ing out unwanted debris from the compartment through the screen. -1-

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