Tequisa Indonesia - From Farm to Fork

Challenges

in the Aquaculture System

High-density stocking demands reliable and consistent oxygen supply.

Rising production cost pushes the need for a more efficient aeration system.

Benefits

Efficient Oxygen is the Lifeline of Modern Aquaculture

Increases dissolved oxygen level up to 40%

Increase carrying capacity and harvest up to 30%

Saves up to 30% on electricity

Aeration System Comparison

	Root Blower System	Paddlewheel Only
Oxygen Distribution	Full Pond (Up to pond bottom)	Surface Only (0-50 cm)
Oxygen Efficiency	High	Moderate
Energy Use	Lower (>30% more efficient)	Higher
Carrying Capacity	High (>200+ PL/m²)	Medium (<200 PL/m²)
Modularity	Easy to increase system size	Limited amount can be applied

Carrying Capacity

for Aquaculture Sustainability

Carrying capacityis the limit of a system's ability to support aquatic life optimally without compromising environmental health or production efficiency

How important is carrying capacity in farming?

Production stagnates or decreases when population exceeds capacity
Water quality rapidly deteriorates → disease → high mortality
Feed & electricity costs increase without proportional yield

Factors that influence carrying capacity:

Stocking density
Aeration quality and circulation
Biofiltration system
Feed efficiency
Automated monitoring system