Fish Farming | Aquaculture in the Canary Islands

[@BubbleTec]

I respect you as a leading company in the sustainable aquaculture industry.

[@Sentraxion]

Very interesting to know where my food comes from, thank you

[@MelianusSapari]

very good and an inspiration for me

[@OFW_Filipino]

Great job opportunity.

[@christopherbafmatuk2923]

This is amazing,

[@yassinghannem3372]

I have been working as a diver in this field for 10 years

[@harirajs2050]

How much money investment in the one fish tank

[@alicetang6205]

Thank you for the info!

[@13FIGHTXIII]

Not sure how I feel about the octopus being harvested, they probably know of their impending doom as they are way smarter than fish.

[@rachelhorne1576]

I felt uncomfortable about the octopus too, they are so clever!

[@rhombifer566]

🤔 🐠

[@alexcernat5410]

Fish farming has fish living in disgusting conditions, in their own excrements. It’s beyond cruel and it’s a holocaust.

[@mongrolian7941]

Not true. Fish do poop. It’s carried away by the currents and in many countries is closely monitored via benthic testing. After each stock of fish, farms are fallowed to allow for the ocean floor to recover from any minor buildup that may occur. Fallowing is a common practice that occurs in farming for livestock as well as fruit, vegetables, and grain.