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Researchers work on feed for lice-eating fish

Norwegian scientists are working on feed solutions to help farm wrasse, the fish that eats sealice off salmon

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 27, 2012 08:21 GMT
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Ballan wrasse. Photo Wikipedia
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Norwegian scientists at the research institute Nofima are working on feed solutions to help farm wrasse, the fish that eats sealice off salmon [...]

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