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Operational Management Plan 2015
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0096 Applicants Response to SARA's Information Request.
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Log in to see the plans as drawncarbon donor check Nitrite levels in system
dosing) water to ensure nitrite levels are
not at high levels. If above +50mv
check oxygen level in tank to
ensure it is <2mg/l check flow rate
to ensure there is a 2hr dwell time
Carbon Dioxide CO2 N/A 20mg/l Check maintenance log to Ensure
probe has been recalibrated to
manufacturers recommendations.
Check protein skimmer and
MBBR for correct air flow to
ensure CO2 is being gassed off.
Dissolved Oxygen 4mg/l N/A When low set point triggered turn
on manual bottled oxygen to feed
oxygen into emergency diffusers
in grow tanks immediately. Check
oxygen generator for correct
operation. Check water flow is
sufficient in grow tank that has low
oxygen. Clean oxygen probe,
check membrane for damage and
check maintenance log to ensure
probe has been calibrated to
manufacturers recommendations.
Salinity 13ppt 22ppt Check storage tank to ensure
supply water is correct salinity
then adjust accordingly
Temperature 25C 33C Check heater/ chiller for correct
operation
6 Biosecurity
6.1 Animal source
Animals should be obtained from disease-free farms or sources only, after
appropriate health testing and disease-free certification by a reputable veterinary
laboratory; disinfect eggs or larvae where appropriate, quarantine (isolate) all animal
introductions from the rest of the farm for an appropriate period of time. The length of
quarantine time depends on the species of aquatic animal and potential disease or
parasite. Contact DPI&F veterinary and extension officers for advice.
b) Seek advice on appropriate preventative treatments for parasites to all introduced
animals while still in quarantine.
6.2 Hygiene
a) Seek advice on the disinfection of eggs or larvae prior to use.
b) Remove sick and dying animals as soon as possible and treat in a quarantine
section or dispose of appropriately, so there is no contamination of the farm animals
or aquatic environment.
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