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    This document compares the optimal physical and chemical parameters for farming different fish species. It lists the ideal temperature ranges, turbidity, pH, oxygen levels, salinity, alkalinity, ammonia, and nitrite/nitrate levels for tilapia, shrimp, trout, and carp aquaculture. The parameters vary between species, with tilapia generally preferring warmer and less saline water than shrimp or trout.

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    This document compares the optimal physical and chemical parameters for farming different fish species. It lists the ideal temperature ranges, turbidity, pH, oxygen levels, salinity, alkalinity, ammonia, and nitrite/nitrate levels for tilapia, shrimp, trout, and carp aquaculture. The parameters vary between species, with tilapia generally preferring warmer and less saline water than shrimp or trout.

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    PARAMETROS TILAPIA CAMARON TRUCHA CARPA

    FISICOS TEMPERATURA 26-29 ºC 18 a 23 ºC 10 a 18 ºC 12 a 27.5 ºC


    TURBIDEZ 20 g/mg 25 a 50 g 30 a 60 g 0.4 a 21 g/mg

    QUIMICO PH 6.5 - 7.5 7.5 – 8.5 6.7 a 9.0 6.0 a 7.9


    OXIGENO D. 5,00 mg/L 4.0 a 10.0 5.0 ML/L 6.2 7.5
    SALINIDAD 35 g/l 16 a 30 mg/l 2 a 35 ppt 0.5 a 35 ppt
    ALCALINIDAD 50 – 150 mg/l 132 a 224 mg/l 20ª 200 ml/l 51.0 a 112 mg/l

    AMONIO 100 ppm a 200 ppm 0.1 ppm 0.01ppm 000 a 000

    NITRITO/ 0,1 ml/l 0.1 ,l/g 0.55mg/l 0.13


    NITRATO 1,5 a 2,0 mg/l 0.1 a 1.0 mg/l 1.0 mg/l 0.67

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