Innovative fish breeding technique introduced in Japan

Bangkok/Tokyo, Mar 03 (ANI): Japanese scientists have introduced the latest aeration device developed by them at a shrimp farm in Thailand. The feature of the new developed aeration device is to feed oxygen bubbles in the form of foams. The device generates fine bubbles, which is called micro-nano bubbles. The small buoyancy of the micro-nano bubbles drift in the water for a long time which effects easily to dissolve oxygen into the water. Shrimp farming requires larger facility area compared to fish farming. While developing aeration device, it was required to treat large volume of water at low power consumption. Inquiry about this device is coming not only from Thailand, but also Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. Professor Tsutsumi wishes to introduce the technology in Southeast Asia. The micro-nano bubble generating device also can make healthy hydrogen water by mixing hydrogen gas to the apparatus. The company doesn't grow vegetables in Japan. Instead, they ask for partners in Vietn