Acquakinetic integrates an innovative Aquaponics system, cultivating Lemna and Azolla after treating water from the fish production system; nutrient-rich water fuels hydroponic channels, fostering plant growth. This closed-loop process optimizes resource utilization, minimizing waste and promoting sustainable fish production.

Acquakinetic addresses water pollution, environmental degradation, and climate change. The organization's commitment to sustainable fish production drives research and development.

Efforts focus on efficient aquaculture practices, aiming for a closed-loop system that conserves resources and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

In the aquaponics system, plants absorb nutrients from fish waste, enhancing water purification. Monitoring and adjusting nutrient levels are crucial for maintaining water quality.

Regular testing guides adjustments to parameters such as pH and ammonia, ensuring a balanced ecosystem and efficient nutrient cycling.

In aquaponics, plants absorb nutrients from fish waste, enhancing water purification. Monitoring and adjusting nutrient levels are crucial for maintaining water quality.

Regular testing guides adjustments to pH and ammonia, ensuring a balanced ecosystem and efficient nutrient cycling.

The aquaponics system creates a symbiotic cycle where fish provide nutrients to plants, and plants purify water for the fish. This sustainable approach maximizes resource efficiency, fostering ecological balance.

It offers a model for environmentally friendly fish and plant production, aligning with Acquakinetic's commitment to sustainable practices.