The GOOD concept provides optimal conditions for cleaner fish. It is important to
acknowledge the cleaner fish’s biology and behavioral patterns to protect it from
danger and give it the opportunity to return to safe grazing areas. Correct
protection, adapted feeding and a clean environment provides the cleaner fish with
the best prerequisites for effective lice grazing. The GOOD concept is a collaboration
of four different products from OK Marine consisting of the cleanGOOD, feedGOOD,
liveGOOD and leadGOOD. cleanGOOD is the main hide which provides the cleaner
fish with the best possible environment and is an effective meeting place for the
salmon and the cleaner fish. feedGOOD is a reliable and robust cleaner fish feeder
designed to provide a minimum of maintenance at all conditions. leadGOOD will
lead the cleaner fish from the bottom of the pen and back for the survival of wrasse in
winter, as the wrasse swims deeper at colder temperatures. Without a hiding place at
the bottom of the pen, the wrasse does not have anywhere it can hide and hibernate.
liveGOOD provides the lumpfish with a safe resting place when it is led to the net by
currents, thus increasing the survival of cleaner fish in exposed conditions. The
concept is designed to take care of all the cleaner fish’s needs and to reduce
mortality. Every component works together and compliments each other to make the
cleaner fish as efficient as possible. The GOOD concept has been developed in
close collaboration with breeders and is based on solid competence and long
experience. It is easy to clean or replace the equipment.
Several fish farmers have experienced that during the crowding of fish the sealice
separates from the fish and moves freely in the water. This causes an infection risk
for the farm, farms close by and for wild fish. CatchLICE is a harvesting net designed to keep the lice inside the net
It is easy to use and is gentle on the salmon. The sealice are bigger
than the openings of the mesh, and prevents lice from re-spreading by pumping lice
on board the treatment vessels to gather in the filters.