Comments by "G L" (@gelinrefira) on "World's First Tanker-Sized Fish Farming Ship Guoxin-1 Yields 3,200 Tons of Yellow Croaker Yearly" video.

  1. So basically they put aquaculture on a ship so it can move around and cycle the water in and out of the tanks from different parts of the ocean, as though the fish is "traveling" across the ocean? It is a good idea that solve several problems with static aquaculture. The most serious one is the huge amount of fish waste being loaded in one area, overwhelming the local ecosystem ability to process all that waste, polluting the area and degrading the water quality to the point it starts affecting the fish stocks. If you can move the fish, that solves the problem. It's definitely an unusual solution.
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  2. Every method of fish farming is going to produce a lot of waste. I think the solution here is to be able to move the fish tanks around, so it doesn't have to stay in one place and load one area with too much fish waste and collapse the local ecosystem and degrade the water quality. It is a roundabout way to simulate these fishes "swimming" across the ocean, except they are on a ship.
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