
Modular recirculating animal aquaculture systems incorporate UV sterilization and biological, mechanical, and activated carbon filtration, creating a nearly self-contained stable housing environment for Xenopus tropicalis. Nonetheless, minimal water exchange is necessary to mitigate accumulation of metabolic waste, and regular weekly, monthly, and yearly maintenance is needed to ensure accurate and efficient operation. This protocol describes the methods for establishing a new recirculating system and the necessary maintenance, as well as water quality parameters, required for keeping Xenopus tropicalis.
Population Density, Maintenance, Larva, Xenopus, Temperature, Animals, Water, Animal Husbandry, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Housing, Animal
Population Density, Maintenance, Larva, Xenopus, Temperature, Animals, Water, Animal Husbandry, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Housing, Animal
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