@sibleyaqua: Ep. 4 🐟 Offshore Kanpachi farming! In the last episode, we explored this Hawaiian fish farm’s hatchery from broodstock and eggs to ocean-ready juveniles. Today, we’re following those juvenile kanpachi out to sea as they transition to the U.S.’ only offshore fish pens. Kanpachi will spend about 8 months at sea feeding and growing in the pristine waters off Kailua-Kona. Specialized submersible pens let the farmers raise and lower their fish at will, aiding in their growth and protecting them from storms. Once kanpachi reach about 5 pounds, they begin harvesting them with the pens’ built-in capture net. Pumped aboard a harvest vessel, they’re sized and iced at sea. Then, they’ll head back to land for processing. Harvests happen twice a week and these delicious fish hit markets across the US next-day. The entire offshore operation is coordinated with NOAA and other scientific and regulatory groups to ensure this unique farm is sustainable in its ecosystem – it’s a measure that @blueoceanmariculture is proud to partake in, and it’s something I found most compelling about the farm. They’re farmers, yes, but they’re also researchers and members of the community in which they farm. *Note that “sashimi-grade” is not a regulated term in the US and whether or not fish is considered safe for raw consumption is at your seller’s discretion. #fyp #fishtok #seafood #kanpachi #aquaculture #hawaii #blueoceanmariculture #fishfarm #offshore #farmraised #noaa #Sustainability
James Sibley
Region: US
Tuesday 30 July 2024 18:02:35 GMT
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username :
saw the dolphins. how do you prevent other animals from getting stuck in the netting?
2024-08-04 05:00:29
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Pinky is a very loving cat :
Swim down! Swim down!
2024-08-01 07:47:45
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Maresto71 :
Your video is so interesting and informative keep them coming 🥰
2024-07-31 11:19:33
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Amy R. Sterling :
So cool!!
2024-08-04 01:42:26
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SirTicksAlot :
Love these videos, well done! Really informative!
2024-08-14 15:05:24
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user1128712561696 :
Is there a concern over the accumulation of the kanpachi feces in a singular area? I saw a study on the environmental impacts of this in relation to aqua culturing in the ocean.
2024-08-11 16:46:03
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Mo :
insanely cool
2024-07-30 18:48:30
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G :
How do they prevent them from getting worms?
2024-08-02 05:50:44
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Timbukwho :
Did you get to see the abalone farm?
2024-08-01 03:40:49
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Se7enlas :
Can you do with close to extinct fishes?
2024-08-01 11:47:01
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Spencer Claeys :
So cool!
2024-08-02 03:03:11
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Roy the Nomad :
And what exactly are they feeding these fish? Antibiotics, color etc?
2024-08-02 18:35:02
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Dylan Johnson :
Fascinating. Great informative video!
2024-08-04 01:11:28
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zachlickteig :
Thanks for sharing, I love learning about stuff like this!!
2024-08-02 05:21:08
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johnwendt :
Sea lice an issue?
2024-08-02 01:56:22
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The Alphaprenuer :
So cool
2024-08-03 16:33:53
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travisstrickland :
Looks like an almaco jack.
2024-08-02 11:28:54
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hazzipour :
Very interesting. Thank you
2024-08-02 02:58:47
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Marky_Mark :
Whoever figures out how to farm raise tuna is going to be sitting on a gold mine.
2024-08-01 14:27:22
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Maria Demetri :
Very interesting!
2024-08-01 22:50:05
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Lance Woolen :
fantastic
2024-08-02 05:21:57
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Nicole :
how does the feeding of the fish impact the wild population of fishes, sharks, and other marine species?
2024-07-31 00:08:08
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Dean Carver :
Do they do this with any other fish species?
2024-08-02 02:17:57
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queer elle woods :
Soooo cool!
2024-08-02 00:00:53
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Timo :
if you ever plan on visiting NZ let me know, i’ve got some connects.
2024-07-31 04:13:55
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