EPISODE · Dec 19, 2025 · 52 MIN
Ep 31 - Lighting, Air, and Water: Rethinking Life Support Systems with Gal Judah
from Inflow: Aquatic Animal Life Support Systems and Habitats · host Joe Arlotto and Dr. Jeff Keaffaber
In this episode of the INFLOW podcast, we explore how modern Life Support Systems (LSS) go far beyond filtration and plumbing. Joined by Gal Judah, Area Sales Manager at Georg Fischer, the conversation dives into the evolving role of LSS in zoos, aquariums, and aquatic facilities—where lighting, air quality, controls, and integrated infrastructure are just as critical as water. Gal shares his unique path into the LSS world through the skilled trades, offering insight into how electrical systems, advanced lighting technologies, piping solutions, and automation all intersect to support animal health, welfare, and operational reliability. The episode highlights how collaboration between operators, engineers, vendors, and designers is reshaping how facilities are built, upgraded, and maintained. Listeners will gain perspective on: How lighting and air systems directly impact aquatic and terrestrial habitats The growing technical skill set required of today's LSS professionals Why integrated system design is essential for long-term sustainability The role of manufacturers and vendors in advancing LSS innovation Whether you work in aquatic life support, zoo and aquarium operations, engineering, or facility management, this episode offers valuable insights into where the industry is headed and how rethinking LSS can lead to healthier animals and smarter facilities. 🎧 Subscribe to INFLOW on Apple Podcasts and Spotify for in-depth conversations on life support systems, aquatic engineering, and the professionals behind the world's most complex animal habitats. Stay connected at: https://inflowlsspodcast.com/
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