BIOCLEAN / AQUACULTURE

Aquaculture Water Quality Management

Select products for source water, empty pre-stocking facilities, stocked systems and discharge water as separate applications.

AQUA / 01

Pre-stocking facility cleaning

Remove soil from empty tanks, pipes and equipment first. Use disinfection products only for permitted applications under confirmed label conditions; rinse and check residues before stocking. PAA-based candidates require separate pre-stocking suitability and approval review.

AQUA / 02

Organic matter & sludge

Recover uneaten feed, waste and sediment physically and review feeding and drainage. Evaluate organic-load products against causes and oxygen demand; chemicals do not replace sludge removal.

AQUA / 03

Microbial & biofilter management

Assess biofilters and nitrification before considering microbial water-management products. Check temperature, salinity, oxygen and disinfectant compatibility. Product-specific evidence is required for ammonia-removal or strain performance claims.

AQUA / 04

pH, alkalinity & minerals

Measure daily pH variation, alkalinity, hardness and salinity before selecting buffer or mineral products. Set species- and stage-specific targets and plan changes with qualified guidance.

AQUA / 05

Dissolved oxygen & aeration

Track DO at dawn and during high load; prioritise aeration, circulation and power-failure response. Related products are not presented as substitutes for aeration equipment; verify animal and biofilter compatibility.

AQUA / 06

Source & discharge water

Assess turbidity, solids and salinity before filtration, settling or treatment. Check animal exposure suitability and residues after flocculants or other treatments; manage discharge to site requirements.

Measure before selecting

Temperature and salinity: assess species, stage and changes from rainfall, evaporation or exchange.
DO and pH: record different times, including dawn and afternoon, and investigate rapid changes.
TAN and nitrite: record units and test method; pH and temperature affect the unionised ammonia fraction.
Alkalinity, hardness, turbidity and sludge: evaluate with feed load, biomass and filtration.

BIOCLEAN · CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT

Why choose this product range

Over 25 years of development experience — research continues today

Korea Total Service continues researching products and application processes, drawing on more than 25 years of development experience. Customer requirements are our starting point: we connect soil sources, materials and actual working conditions when developing product specifications.

Product-specific technical priorities

Aquaculture care considers organisms, facilities and operating stages rather than one water metric. Species, salinity, temperature, organic load and stocking stage guide water-management objectives, applicable product options and monitoring plans.

Designed around the soil

We distinguish soil types, depth and sources to discuss specifications for cleaning, removal or protection.

Materials and process together

We assess surface changes, recovery, rinsing, drying and follow-up care alongside cleaning objectives to propose usable field methods.

Custom development and improvement

Manufacture after order is our basic policy, including general-purpose products. Customer requirements and application feedback inform subsequent specifications.

From customer requirements to product specifications

Review photos, materials, contamination, operating conditions and objectives
Select product and process options; discuss samples or spot trials when needed
Manufacture and supply to agreed specifications, with application guidance
Review outcomes and maintenance records to discuss improvements

Attach photos and discuss specifications ↗

Final ingredients, instructions, SDS and performance documentation are provided for the agreed product specification. These are development and selection criteria, not quantified guarantees of identical outcomes in every condition.

Application workflow

Identify species, stage, animal presence, volume, salinity, equipment and prior chemicals.
Separate pre-stocking cleaning, stocked-water management and discharge treatment.
Review permitted uses, label, SDS and animal compatibility; plan a small trial.
Apply confirmed conditions and check water, animal response, residues and filters.
Log dose, timing, readings, feeding and exchange to adjust the plan.

Supply information

Custom product consultation. No universal dose is given for all species or fresh/salt water. Do not add general cleaning chemicals or pre-stocking disinfectants to stocked water without authorised application guidance.

Consult with photos and readings

Send species, stocking status, water volume, depth and area, temperature, salinity, pH, DO, TAN and nitrite readings, filtration and aeration details, site photos and the problem.

Consult with photos and readings ↗

Reference:FAO — Shrimp pond water quality management