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AquaNetica connects people and businesses across aquaculture and the Blue Economy. The platform brings together community discussions, company listings, equipment, technical resources, learning, jobs and business services. See how AquaNetica works.

AquaNetica is for businesses, professionals, researchers and organisations across aquaculture and the Blue Economy. This includes fish farms, hatcheries, RAS operators and project developers; equipment, technology, feed and service suppliers; seafood producers, buyers and trade businesses; researchers, educators, students and job seekers; investors and finance providers; marine technology, conservation, infrastructure and energy organisations; and government, industry associations and development organisations. Explore the full audience groups.

Create an account, complete your profile and explore the community or the tools you need. You can browse many public pages before joining. Create your AquaNetica account.

A free account is available. Access limits, paid plans and individual services can have separate terms. Check current plan details and the relevant service page before upgrading or buying.

Aquaculture is the farming of aquatic organisms, including fish, shellfish and aquatic plants such as seaweed. It can take place in freshwater, coastal or marine environments. AquaNetica helps people working in these sectors find industry connections, technical resources and business support.

On AquaNetica, the Blue Economy includes the businesses, professionals, researchers and organisations connected to oceans, coasts and aquatic resources. Alongside aquaculture and seafood, the audience includes marine technology, ocean monitoring, robotics, water and environmental technology, conservation, nature restoration and blue carbon, coastal infrastructure, marine renewable energy, ports and maritime services, investment, government and development organisations.

Check your spam or junk folder and confirm you entered the correct email address. Allow a few minutes, then request a fresh verification or password-reset email from the relevant sign-in screen. If it still does not arrive, contact support using the email associated with your account.

Use the email address registered to your account. Try the password-reset option on the sign-in page. If the problem continues, tell support what message you see. Never send your password.

Sign in and open your account or your profile settings. Company and marketplace listings have their own editing areas; changing your personal profile does not necessarily update a business listing.

Review your account and the current plan details, then choose “Membership & billing” on the contact form if you need help. Include the account email and relevant payment date or reference, but never full card details.

Reload the page and try an updated browser. If needed, test a private window or temporarily disable an extension that may be blocking the page. Send support the page URL, device, browser and a screenshot of the problem.

Yes. The contact form is available without signing in. You can also email info@aquanetica.com. We aim to reply within 1–2 business days.

Check your spam folder, confirm the email address in your account and review the notification preferences available in your profile. If messages are still missing, contact support with the type of notification you expected.

Join AquaNetica, add useful information to your profile and explore the community. Look for discussions and spaces relevant to your species, production systems, professional interests or business needs.

Use the relevant reporting option where available, or choose “Report content or a concern” on the contact form. Include the post link and explain the concern. Review the community guidelines for expected behaviour.

Yes. Choose “Community enquiry” or “Feedback or suggestion” on the contact form and describe the need, who it would help and any relevant examples.

Use the AquaNetica company directory to search relevant companies and narrow results by the available sector, country, species or service filters. Review each company’s information before making contact.

Use List Your Business to submit the company name, activities, location, website and contact details. Include accurate sector and service information so the listing can be understood and reviewed.

Check that the submission is complete and allow for any review shown in the listing process. If a listing needs correction or you need help claiming it, contact AquaNetica with the company name and listing URL.

A directory listing helps you discover a company. It is not a guarantee of its products, financial position or suitability for your project. Check credentials, specifications, references and the supplier’s terms before committing to a purchase.

The marketplace is for equipment and products listed by AquaNetica members, including new and used aquaculture equipment. Read the listing’s condition, location and sale details before contacting the seller.

No. Marketplace items are listed by members. Confirm the seller, specifications, condition, price, delivery and applicable terms for the particular item. See the marketplace terms.

Sign in and use List an Item. Provide an accurate description, condition, location, price, photographs and collection or shipping information. Follow the listing requirements and review process shown on the form.

Contact the seller about the specific product and sale terms. For a listing or platform problem, choose “Marketplace” on the contact form and include the listing URL.

Search the resource library for manuals, specification sheets and other technical documents. Use the available topic, species, system and resource-type filters to narrow the results. Check the document source, publication date and relevance to your equipment or system.

AquaNetica IQ helps you explore aquaculture questions and technical information, including water quality, production systems, equipment and other industry topics. Review the AquaNetica IQ page for current tools and access details.

Use AI answers as a research starting point and check the original sources. Important decisions about stock health, engineering, compliance or finance should be assessed with the appropriate qualified professional. AI output can contain errors.

Visit AquaNetica Learning to explore available training and educational resources. Check the provider, learning outcomes, prerequisites, format and price for each course before enrolling.

No. Courses can be supplied by independent training providers. The course listing and provider determine delivery, enrolment, support, certification and any accreditation. Check those details directly before making a decision.

The Business Services page helps aquaculture and seafood businesses discover software, accounting, insurance, finance-related and advisory services. Availability and offers depend on the provider and region.

Some services or links may involve referral, affiliate or commission arrangements. Review the disclosure on the relevant page and any proposed agreement. Providers set their own service terms; a referral does not guarantee a particular outcome.

Explore Find a Consultant and check each consultant’s expertise, availability, location and engagement terms. If you need help identifying the right specialism, contact AquaNetica.

Yes. Use the consultant network page to review the application requirements and describe your qualifications, experience, specialisms and location. Any paid engagement and commission terms are agreed separately.

Browse the Jobs page for current roles and follow each listing’s application instructions. Employers can use Post a Job. If a submitted role is missing, contact support with the title and submission details.

Choose “Marketing” on the contact form. Describe your business, intended audience, what you want to promote and your timing. AquaNetica can review the enquiry and discuss relevant options.

AquaNetica reviews aquaculture equipment requirements, identifies relevant supplier options and coordinates quotations where available. You compare the proposals and decide whether to proceed. Start on the equipment procurement page.

Include the equipment or function required, quantities, capacity and known specifications, system details, delivery country and city, target timing and indicative budget with currency. You can send one item or a complete equipment list.

No. Describe what the equipment needs to do and the operating conditions. Include model numbers, drawings or specifications if available. Missing details can be clarified before quotes are requested.

A sourcing, referral or service fee may apply. Any AquaNetica fee and relevant terms are disclosed and agreed in writing before the paid service starts. Sending an enquiry does not commit you to buying equipment.

Confirm specifications, warranties, delivery, installation and after-sales responsibilities in the supplier’s written terms. AquaNetica coordinates sourcing and introductions; it does not guarantee the cheapest price, stock availability or a delivery date.

Use the business funding form to describe the business, location, amount, intended use and stage of development. AquaNetica reviews enquiries and may explore relevant introductions to funding providers.

No. AquaNetica reviews enquiries and facilitates relevant introductions. It does not lend, invest, approve funding or provide financial advice. Funding providers assess eligibility and set their own terms.

Depending on the business and provider, possible pathways include business loans, equipment finance, working capital, project finance, grants or equity. Availability depends on the location, project stage, financial position and eligibility criteria; no pathway is guaranteed.

Submitting a funding enquiry is free and carries no obligation. AquaNetica may receive a referral fee from a funding partner. Applicable arrangements, including who pays, are explained before an introduction. Providers may have their own fees and terms.

For Australia, use the official grants and programs finder and relevant state or territory sources. For Europe, review the European Commission’s aquaculture funding information. Check current calls, deadlines and eligibility with the programme administrator; inclusion in a directory does not mean your business qualifies.

Use the investor enquiry form to share your sector focus, regions, funding range and business-stage preferences. AquaNetica may discuss relevant introductions. Registration does not guarantee opportunities, returns or completed transactions.

AquaNetica’s seafood brokerage service helps producers and commercial buyers explore introductions and negotiate suitable seafood deals on an agreed commission basis. It is a business-to-business enquiry service, rather than a consumer seafood checkout.

A producer supplies seafood, and a commercial buyer may process, distribute, retail or serve it. AquaNetica helps connect the relevant parties and progress a potential deal. The route to the plate depends on the product and buyer; not every sale involves every stage.

Provide the species, product format, grade or size, required volume and frequency, delivery destination, target dates, packaging, traceability or certification requirements and indicative budget where known. Use the seafood buyer enquiry.

Describe the business, production location, species, available or forecast volume, harvest timing, product format, handling and packing capabilities, delivery options and available traceability documents. Use the seafood supplier enquiry.

The commission basis, who pays, the event that makes it payable and the scope of work are agreed in writing before the relevant brokerage work proceeds. No standard rate is implied by sending an enquiry.

The starting model is brokerage: AquaNetica facilitates introductions and deals rather than taking ownership of seafood. Buyer and seller responsibilities for product acceptance, food safety, traceability, payment, cold-chain handling and delivery must be set out in the transaction arrangements.

No. Availability, suitability, price and timing need to be confirmed by the parties. An enquiry or introduction does not guarantee a sale, supply contract, product certification or completed transaction.

Sign in to AquaNetica and open Account → Manage Subscription. You’ll be taken securely to our Stripe billing portal, where you can view your current subscription, renewal date, payment method and billing information.

Go to Account → Manage Subscription and open the Stripe billing portal. From there, you can update your payment method, billing details and invoice information. AquaNetica does not store your full card details.

Visit the AquaNetica Pricing page to compare the available plans. If you already have a paid subscription, contact AquaNetica for help changing plans. Self-service plan switching is not currently enabled in the Stripe billing portal.

Go to Account → Manage Subscription to see the subscription-management options currently available to your account. Self-service plan switching is not currently enabled in the Stripe billing portal. To request a downgrade, contact AquaNetica. Any applicable billing changes should be displayed before confirmation.

Sign in and go to Account → Manage Subscription. Cancellation is handled securely through the Stripe billing portal. If you cancel, your paid subscription remains active until the end of your current billing period.

No. Your paid access continues until the end of your current billing period. After that, your account will return to the applicable free level of access unless otherwise stated.

Go to Account → Manage Subscription. Your billing portal will show your active subscription and relevant billing or renewal information.

Contact AquaNetica through the existing Contact page. Include the email address associated with your AquaNetica account, but never send your password or full card details.