Info on scientific papers

[Ordovician_Reef]

I am looking for studies concerning the N cycle in marine systems (though I am interested in any papers relating to marine aquaculture), preferably with an emphasis on aquaria or contained/controlled systems.


Does anyone have any they would like to share? I can pull papers from journals if you do not have the actual paper.


I would also be interested in starting a repository of such papers as a resource for this board.

 

[Dan_P]

I am looking for studies concerning the N cycle in marine systems (though I am interested in any papers relating to marine aquaculture), preferably with an emphasis on aquaria or contained/controlled systems.


Does anyone have any they would like to share? I can pull papers from journals if you do not have the actual paper.


I would also be interested in starting a repository of such papers as a resource for this board.

That is a very large collection of papers. Maybe we could come up with specific topics to cover that would be really helpful to aquarists and focus our collection a bit

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

If you search on "nitrogen cycle aquaculture" in google scholar, you will find a number of papers that may be useful for you.

 

[Ordovician_Reef]

If you search on "nitrogen cycle aquaculture" in google scholar, you will find a number of papers that may be useful for you.

Thanks. I did find several....thanks. I Just kinda hoped some people might mention the really good ones.

Rick

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

Thanks. I did find several....thanks. I Just kinda hoped some people might mention the really good ones.

Rick

What sort of info do you want about the nitrogen cycle? It’s not something most reefers consider needs a scientific paper on. I have written individual articles on several nitrogen chemicals.


Ammonia and the Reef Aquarium by Randy Holmes-Farley - Reefkeeping.com

Nitrite and the Reef Aquarium by Randy Holmes-Farley - Reefkeeping.com

Nitrate in the Reef Aquarium - REEFEDITION

Nitrate is an ion that has long dogged aquarists. It is typically formed in aquaria through the digestion of foods, and in many aquaria it builds up and can be difficult to keep at natural levels. In the past, many aquarists performed water changes with nitrate reduction as one of the primary...

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