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Application of Bioshave, a Full House product for the aquaculture industry

September 29, 2010

Application of Bioshave, biological enzymatic additive that improves health conditions in the aquaculture industry.

Usage

Culture: Fry-to-breeder trout, salmonidae fry-to-smolt and breeders.

Recommended dose: 40 a 65 ml / m³

Application time: At any time of year.

Mixture preparation

• Shake the product before use.
• Use plenty of water to wash the tools to be used, in order to free them from impurities and chlorine.
• Dissolve 250 ml of Bioshave for every 10 l of water.
• Spread the diluted product into the pool.
• Don’t inject oxygen. Close the water flow.
• The treatment duration is 1 hour.
• It is suggested to open the water flow at 30 minutes post treatment, without emptying the pool.
• Once applied, start fish feeding immediately.

More information about this product.

First rainbow trout larvae born in our laboratory

September 7, 2010

First rainbow trout larvae born in our laboratory. Approximate weight: 0,3 gr.

BioSarh will launch a water bioconditioner for fish transport

October 26, 2009

Mr. Mario Reyes, Technical Director of Full House and BioSarh

Bioshield is a water bioconditioner that protects the fish mucus throughout the body, keeping gas exchange in the gills without violent CO₂ increases, a substance that causes stress reactions during the transport of fish.

Mr. Mario Reyes, Technical Director of Full House and BioSarh, developed the compound with his team and said “laboratory experiments indicate that Bioshield allows the fish transport in crowded conditions without causing stress or requiring additional support oxygen. By this way, the fish does not lose energy to generate the mucus that is degraded in the acid conditions that normally occurs in water by increasing CO₂ and nitrogenous wastes. Bioshield has a very high safety profile, harmless to fish and to the environment, because it is part of a biological structure. This is confirmed by tests made in laboratories of the European Union, Asia and America. “

This product, like Bioshave (zootechnical additive that converts Saprolegnia in glucose monomers) belongs to a new biotechnology products line developed by Full House for BioSarh.

Mr. Cristino Strange, General Manager of BioSarh S. A., said that Bioshield “is like a painting that can be used before or after transport of fish, and is intended to protect them from stress during handling or transporting, helping to replenish the lost mucus layer of fish in those conditions. “

Alliance

BioSarh maintains a contract with the team of Mr. Mario Reyes, which includes developments as a viral enzymatic silencer and a power converter which will increase the weight and size of fish in a short time, as explained by Mr. Pedro Acuña, Technical Support of the company.

According to the information in aqua.cl, BioSarh is a Chilean bet on cutting-edge biotechnology which is located in Bilbao 387, Puerto Montt city, telephone (56-65) 272 073. It is backed by Mr. Mario Reyes, a scientist recently awarded with the Avonni Prize in the category of Science.

For more information about this new alternative for the salmon industry sector, please contact Mr. Audelino Araneda, Manager of Sales and Services at BioSarh, email: audelino.araneda [at] gmail.com; or Mr. Pedro Acuña to email pacuna1 [at] gmail.com. Or call (56-65) 272 073.

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Research and development programs for aquaculture area

October 24, 2009

Within the organizational structure of Full House is the Research and Development Area, where new discoveries are done in order to make possible new techniques, and to study its subsequent implementation. The company is currently working on three interesting research programs for the aquaculture area:

• Tissue regeneration.
• Reduction of growing time for trout and salmon.
• Development of an antiviral.

Full House seeks to strengthen the work in the productive and academic sectors in the country, in order to foster knowledge and applications of biotechnology.

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