A custom educational seaweed culture and life support system for Frankston Tech School - modular FRP bench, mobile life support unit and 3,000 L seawater reservoir for hands-on aquaculture ...
The world's largest purpose-built platypus conservation centre at Taronga Western Plains Zoo - 5 refuge systems totalling 80 x 7,000 L tanks, plus research and exhibit systems.
A suite of research aquaculture systems for Deakin University's Queenscliff Marine Sciences Centre upgrade, switchable between flow-through and recirculating operation via mobile filtration skids.
Nine independent PC2 RAS systems, quarantine aquarium racks and a facility-wide temperature control loop for New Zealand's largest aquatic PC2 research facility at Cawthron Institute, Nelson.
An 18-tank flow-through salmonid feed trial facility at Cressy, Tasmania, letting Petuna, BioMar and Skretting test commercial diets using Petuna's own water, fish and staff.
Two bespoke fresh and saltwater macroalgae RAS systems in greenhouses at Tauranga, growing Oedogonium and Ulva for the University of Waikato's biomass research programme. Delivered through Covid-19 lockdown.
A temperature-controlled research tank room for NSW DPI Fisheries at Narrandera, with 36 individual 80 L glass tanks across five racks, each with its own filtration and aeration.
A four-system egg incubation and RAS first-feeding facility for the Tasmanian Salmon Selective Breeding Program at Wayatinah, holding 240 paired spawning groups and on-growing 200,000 fry.
One of the world's largest purpose-built Chinook Salmon research facilities: six freshwater or seawater RAS systems for feed trial and physiology work at Cawthron Institute, Nelson.
A 16-tank prawn broodstock maturation system at Seafarms' Innisfail hatchery, built with James Cook University to advance prawn domestication and cut reliance on wild caught stock.