Santorio, S.Couto, A. T.Río, A. Val delAmorim, C. L.Arregui, L.Castro, P. M. L.Mosquera-Corral, A.2021-06-232021-06-232020-09-01http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/33899Two aerobic distinct granular sludge reactors were operated to treat freshwater aquaculture streams at laboratory-scale: An Expanded Granular Sludge Bed(EGSB)reactor operated in continuous mode and an Aerobic Granular Sludge -Sequencing Batch Reactor(AGS-SBR) operated as a sequencing batch reactor. Both units were fed with low ammonium concentrations (2.5 mg N/L). Granular biomass accumulated in both reactors. With the imposed operational conditions, nitrogen removal was of 10 -20 % and 80 % for the EGSB and AGS-SBR, respectively.engGranular sludge reactorsAmmonium removalFreshwater aquacultureconference object