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Largest of the shrimp species commercially farmed; requires intensive management and strict biosecurity measures.

A species cultured in ponds with high stocking density, using biofloc technology to maintain water quality.

Freshwater fish known for their fast growth and tolerance to high stocking densities, often raised in ponds.

A catadromous species that requires complex life cycle management, often raised in pond systems.

Prefers cold, running water and high oxygen levels; commonly raised in flow-through systems or RAS.

Anadromous species farmed in sea cages, requiring careful management to prevent sea lice and diseases.

These bivalves are grown on suspended ropes or mesh in coastal waters and harvested after 12-24 months.

Cold-water species that requires deep, spacious tanks or sea cages, with concern towards environmental impact.

Able to survive in a wide range of conditions, this species is often farmed in reservoirs, ponds, or cages.

Similar to salmonids in many aspects but can tolerate slightly colder temperatures; suitable for RAS.

Cultivated in marine cages and known for its high market value; requires protein-rich diet.

Euryhaline species suitable for both freshwater and brackish water systems, often marketed as 'Asian Sea Bass'.

Popular in the United States; farmed in freshwater ponds with aeration systems to ensure water quality.

A rapidly growing species able to adapt to a variety of aquaculture systems, including cage culture in lakes.