Related to aquaculture:

http://aquanic.org/ All types of aquaculture.
Originally created by the USDA Extension service is it supported by several organizations today. Like much of aquaculture, funds vary and support for parts of it has waned. I did recently have a discussion with the site administrator who feels that funding is returning and they are in the process of revamping the site. The forum on the site at one time was quite vibrant. It has declined considerably and may be dead mostly due to the lack of anyone moderating the forums and allowing them to degrade into bickering. Spam took it's toll as well.

http://www.backyardaquaponics.com/forum/index.php?sid=b03e5677e45cceeeda2995da0ebfd4f4
A VERY active forum with few professionals or commecial systems. Pretty much limited to hobbyists but some interesting things people have come up with. Mainly caters to aquaponics as a system.

snsaquasys@townsqr.com (email address)
This is a email list that anyone can submit questions to and usually someone has an opinion. Also mostly geared towards aquaponics, but there are a few folk that have commercial systems. Use this email address to request to start receiving emails. At times there can be tons of activity so you may want to use an email address that you can ignore at times. They will drop your address from the list if there is no activity.

I'll add more as i think of them.

Rob[url][/url]


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Looks like they have revamped their discussion forums!! This used to be a very popular site for those in the industry and those starting. It died over the years due to a lack of Spam filters and some pretty unfortunate personalities. They have quite a few links to the various research school and paper.

Enjoy!


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How deep would the ocean be if there were no sponges in it? - The late George Carlin.