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In this paper, we cover 4 years of live fish transports that ranged from 14 to 200 h (8 days), and bioloads from 3.8 to 76.9 kg/m3. The key ingredients for success in all trips, where virtually no mortality occurred, was atributed to (1) preābuffering the water with sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate at 50 g/m3 (each)āand/or ATM AlkaāHaulTM at 25 g/m3āand applying additional (partial or full) doses throughout each transport, whenever the tanks were accessible; (2) preāquenching ammonia with ATM TriageTM at 32 g/m3, and applying additional (partial or full) doses throughout each transport, whenever the tanks were accessible; (3) keeping the dissolved oxygen saturation rate above 100%, ideally above 150%; (4) Keeping temperature on the lower limit of each species' tolerance range; (5) Using foam fractionators to effectively eliminate organic matter from the water and (6) Using pure sine wave inverters, which allows for a steady supply of electrical current throughout the transport. The use of a āpreventiveā versus ācorrectiveā pH buffering philosophy is also discussed.
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PH buffering Ammonia quenching Foam fractionator Protein skimmer Skimmer Voltage inverter
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Correia, J., Daghfous, G., Silva, D., GraƧa, G., Beltran, I., Reis, J., Marques, J. P., Silva, L., Guedes, R., & Morato, T. (2022). (Very) longāterm transport of Silurus glanis, Charcharhinus melanopterus, Scomber colias, Trachurus picturatus, Polyprion americanus, Rhinoptera marmoratus, Salmo salar, Scomber scombrus, Sardina pilchardus, and others, by land, water and air. Zoo Biology, 1ā16. https://doi.org/10.1002/zoo.21684
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Wiley
