As the worldwide demand for seafood increases, so does the importance of cost-effective and sustainable aquaculture practices. Aquaculture farmers need to consider the health of fish as well as waste management and potential contamination of their stock and the environment. Enzymes are often used to improve nutrient absorption and increase the availability of nutrients.
Aquaculture Animal Nutrition
Improving the Health of Fish, Crustaceans, and the Water They Live
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Our Innovation Team offers collaboration and confidentiality. Explore our full enzyme portfolio to customize a aquaculture solution to meet your needs.
Learn MoreCellulase
Cellulase breaks down cellulose, the main structural component of plant cell walls and vegetable fiber which are major components of most feeds. Ask about our OPTI-FEED™ CelluMax.
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Proteases have been shown to break down plant proteins into muscle/meat building amino acids to promote animal growth and health. Ask about our OPTI-FEED™ ProtoMax.
Learn MoreXylanase
Xylanases are shown to break down antinutritional nondigestible polysaccharides (NPC) that are present in most aquaculture feed mixes. Ask about our OPTI-FEED™ XylaMax.
Learn MoreAquaculture Blend (2 Strain)
A proprietary blend of Bacillus subtilis and Bacillus licheniformis and enzymes.
Learn MoreAquaculture Blend (3 Strain)
A proprietary blend of Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus licheniformis, and Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and enzymes.
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Concentrated xylanase for custom formulated feed additives or ingredient processing aid. Xylanase breaks down antinutritional nondigestible polysaccharides (NPC) that are present in most aquaculture feed mixes. Ask us about our OPTI-FEED™ XY-CONC.
Learn MorePhytase
Phytase releases certain minerals, such as phosphate and zinc, from phytate commonly found in soy and grains. Ask about our OPTI-FEED™ PhytaMax.
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