Commercial breeding of fish as a source of protein generates a significant amount

      of business around the globe. As many species are highly sensitive to fluctuations

      in water temperature, pH, and levels of oxygen and nitrogen, the chemical and biological

      environment of aquaculture systems must be closely monitored and maintained.

      The natural absorption and adsorption capabilities of zeolite make it the perfect

      candidate to promote the ongoing health and sustainability of aquaculture systems.

      In these environments, zeolite serves three primary functions: to remove toxic levels

      of nitrogen and ammonium ions from the hatchery, transport, and aquarium waters;

      to provide oxygen-enriched air for breeding and transportation; to purify feedlot and              hatchery waters.