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BioMar’s latest feed diet cuts out cleaner fish cataracts

The Danish feed suppliers have launched a new feed recipe which eliminates harmful cataracts in lumpfish, allowing them to better detect sea lice in fish pens

By Undercurrent News | May 2, 2019 18:04 BST
Credit: BioMar, via Simon Lees Mobile
Credit: BioMar, via Simon Lees Mobile
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Denmark's BioMar Group reports to have found a solution to the cataract issues affecting certain varieties of cleaner fish with its latest feed recipe, named Symbio [...]

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