Austin Journal of Aquaculture and Marine Biology is an open access, peer reviewed, scholarly journal dedicated to publish articles related to original and novel fundamental research in the field of Aquaculture and Marine Biology.

1. Aquaculture and Marine Biology

2. Aquaculture and Marine Biology
Aquaculture:
Aquaculture refers to the aquatic farming such as
fishes, crustaceans, molluscs and aquatic plants
Aquaculture includes cultivating saltwater populations
and freshwater under restricted circumstances, and can be
contrasted with marketable fishing, i.e. harvesting of wild
fish.
Microbiology:
Microbiology deal with the learning of microscopic
organisms, such as bacteria, archaea, viruses, protozoa
and fungi.
This involves basic research on the physiology,
biochemistry, ecology, cell biology, clinical aspects and
evolution of microorganisms, including the host response
to these agents.

3. Research topics
• Earch topics
• Reproductive Physiology
• Marine Health/Disease
• Offshore Aquaculture Monitoring
• Requirements and Protocols
• Prebiotics, Probiotics and
Immunostimulants
• Low-Cost Feed and Input Solutions
• Low-Cost Solutions
• Seafood Safety
• Bioactives and Modifiers
• Lipids in Aquaculture Nutrition &
Physiology
• Multitrophic Aquaculture
• Recirculating Aquaculture Systems
• Sablefish
• Freshwater Fish Culture
• Offshore Aquaculture
• Sustainable Aquaculture
• Water Quality

4. Research topics
• Physiology
• Issues Affecting
Aquatic Veterinary
• Programs and Practice
• Marine Fish Culture
• Alternative Feeds
Development
• Aquaculture without
Frontiers
• Aquaculture and the
Environment
• General Aquaculture
• Aquaculture
• Biochemistry and
Physiology of Marine
Organisms
• Biological
Oceanography
• Biology of Marine
Organisms
• Chemical
Oceanography
• Coral Reef Ecology
• Deep Sea Flora and
Fauna
• Deep Sea Habitat
• Estuaries and Coastal
Zone Management
• Fishery Science
• Fishing Technology
• Intertidal Organism
Study
• Larval Ecology
• Marine Ecology
• Marine Engineering
• Marine Habitats
• Marine Pollution
• Marine Statistics
• Physical
Oceanography
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5. Aquaculture types
• Marine/Brackishwater Aquaculture- Cultivating different
types of groups in the ocean.
• A system 3R’s
R- reduce
R-reuse
R-recycle of water is main aim in the recirculating aquaculture
systems and waste produced is suitable for marine species.
• Marine aquaculture in the ocean (that is, suspended in the
water column, on the seafloor or in cages) or in on-land,
manmade systems such as ponds or tanks.
• Species :- catla ,carp, magur, rohu, ornamental fish farming,
freshwater pearl culture and freshwater prawn

6. Aquaculture types
• Freshwater aquaculture-It refers the production
of species that are native to rivers, lakes, and
streams. U.S. freshwater aquaculture is
dominated by catfish but also produces trout,
tilapia, and bass. Freshwater aquaculture takes
place primarily in ponds and in on-land,
manmade systems such as recirculating
aquaculture systems.
• Brackish water aquaculture involves breeding of
fish that habitat the sea like sea bass, grey mullet,
tiger shrimp and mud crabs

7. Types of Marine Life Cycles
•Fishes
•Bacteria versus Multicellular
Organisms
•Marine plant lifecycle
•Microscopic lifecycle

9. Journal
• Austin Journal of Aquaculture and Marine
Biology is an open access, peer reviewed,
scholarly journal dedicated to publish
articles related to original and novel
fundamental research in the field of
Aquaculture and Marine Biology.
• It provides you the best service through
issuing the articles

10. Thank You