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Prospective producer of pink and red abalone at Point Loma, San Diego. Project information and contacts.

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Detailed information of aquarium plants, their growth, propagation and maintenance as well as photos and plants for sale. Based in South Africa.

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General information on establishing and maintaining an aquaponics system, based on domestic scale systems in Australian conditions. Designs, photogallery, contacts.

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Provide products and services aimed at improving both lake and pond weed control.

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MariCal

An aquatic life sciences company that develops and licenses innovative solutions addressing the critical problems faced by the aquaculture industry including an adaptive process that allows salmon to move from freshwater to saltwater according to production requirements and independent of season.

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Miami Aqua-culture Inc.

Livestock supplier and equipment purchasing agents for aquaculture companies, public aquaria and marine research groups.

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Reed Mariculture Inc.

Produce marine microalgae concentrates as a food source for the world's aquaculture industry.

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Tropica Aquarium Plants

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