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The cause of EMS has been determined to be a common bacterial species.    Use our tools (PRO4000X) for bioremediation to lessen the loads of this bacteria in your hatchery and farm.   This product also works great on Koi Ponds.   Use our prebiotics (MEGAX) to strengthen the animals immune systems and alter the intestinal flora.  

Contact us for more information or visit any one of the links below.  

AquaInTech Inc. was founded in 1996 by Dr. Stephen Newman, a marine microbiologist specializing in aquatic animal disease issues.   Our mission at the time that we incorporated was to sell a product that had been developed specifically for use in shrimp farming.   Following some hints in the literature, a high quality product was developed, tested and marketed.   This product favorably affected survivals, growth rates and even on occasion feed conversions.    As I traveled seeking distributors and clients for this product I recognized that there was a demand for many different types of products.   With this in mind we slowly increased our product line focusing on customer service and high quality products that were competitively priced for all aspects of the farming process.

This web site features these products.  For product information on our tools for the management of microbial ecology, go to:  www.bioremediationaquaculture.com   

Having worked for many years with fish in an effort to try and ensure that farmers understood the importance of proactive health management, I also began to offer services to the various clientele that I met.   These are outlined in two other web sites.   Visit www.sustainablegreenaquaculture.com and www.shrimpaquaculture.com for more information.