Abstract
This article deals with the problem of growing carp with bivalves Anadonta cygnea in closed water supply installation. It is promising direction of utilization of fish by-products with the possibility of obtaining additional products from growing plants. Parasitological and microbiological investigation of fish and aquarium water has been conducted. Based on the research findings this fish was up to quality of regulatory documents, this production is safety for consumer.
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