A fertile egg in a conical tank. A larva on rotifers, then brine shrimp. A fingerling on dry pellets. A cage in open water. Water quality as daily labour. A harvest that is killed, bled and iced before it travels.
AQUAFAQ publishes that sequence because the platform is a chain, not a logo on a net. Capacities named on the plants page — 40 million juveniles, 60,000 tonnes of feed, 20,000 tonnes at sea, 20,000 tonnes in the plant — are the sizes drawn for those steps. They remain design figures until the desk says otherwise.