Water Treatment Tarpaulins for Treating Amoebic Gill Disease
Cunninghams Water Treatment Tarpaulins are used within Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) for applications such as water & waste filtration, treatment process and containment and protection of fish. They are used to aid the treatment of various species of fish exposed to the threat of Amoebic Gill Disease (AGD). This disease is a major concern within the fish farming industry and regular monitoring and treatment is required to manage AGD outbreaks.
As our treatment tarpaulins are contained and secured within the pens, it allows an added precaution method particularly in adverse weather conditions. This allows farmers to carry out their treatments any time without the need to rely on third party companies for use of well-boats. It can save farmers huge expenses from losing fish unnecessarily.
All joins are reinforced with heavy duty straps for added security. The treatment tarpaulins are placed directly into the fish farm pen and submerged under water. This allows for freshwater treatment process to be carried out within the fish farming pens, lessening the disruption to fish environments.
View more of our tarpaulins solutions for the Aquaculture industry here.
Well Boats vs Water Treatment Tarpaulins
The process of transporting well-boats to fish farm sites for treating fish is a process which has been used for years, however the need for more sustainable and efficient methods is now being pioneered. Here are some advantages of using Water Treatment Tarpaulins versus well-boats.
Reduces Mortality Rates
Flexibility & Versatility
Cost Effective
Environmentally Friendly
East Installation & Maintenance
Interested in Water Treatment Tarpaulins?
We understand that when it comes to the fish farm industry there is not simply a one size fits all answer. We discuss your requirements to ensure we create solutions for your fish farm problems with our made-to-measure Water Treatment Tarpaulins.
Tell us your specifications below and if you have any queries, call us on:
028 7964 2638 (within the UK) or 004428 7964 2638 (from the Republic of Ireland).