Ornamental aquaculture is the breeding and farming of aquatic species for the ornamental pet trade, including fish, invertebrates, and plants. This industry caters to aquarium hobbyists and those interested in aquascaping. Aquaculture practices in this sector focus on producing species known for their beauty and unique characteristics, such as colorful fish or rare plant species. Sustainable ornamental aquaculture emphasizes breeding programs to reduce the pressure on wild populations, as well as eco-friendly farming practices that minimize environmental impact. As consumer interest in sustainable and ethically sourced ornamental species grows, the industry is evolving to meet the demand for environmentally responsible products.
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Title : Antimicrobial resistance and biosecurity in aquaculture
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