Use of spontaneous encapsulation delivery for the purpose of providing therapeutic aid to desirable aquatic organisms or the mitigation of undesirable aquatic organisms residing within an aqueous environment

A method of delivering at least one active ingredient to a collection of aquatic organisms utilizing a self-micro-emulsifying or self-nano emulsifying system comprising:

• Providing a volume of treatment stored in a housing;
• Providing a collection of aquatic organisms immersed in a body of water and in contact with a plasma membrane or a mucosal layer that is positioned between the body of water and the collection of aquatic organisms;
• Dispensing a first portion of the volume of treatment into the body of water;
• Forming the first portion into a collection of sphericals when the first portion contacts the body of water;
• Contacting the plasma membrane or the mucosal layer with a second portion of the first portion,
• Wherein each of the collection of sphericals comprises at least a first emulsifier, a second emulsifier different than the first emulsifier, and at least one active ingredient that has at least one of a hydrophobic, a lipophilic, or an oleophilic characteristic;
• Wherein, when each of the collection of sphericals is within the body of water, each of the collection of sphericals has a first surface formed in the shape of a sphere, and has a first diameter that is measured by laser diffraction, dynamic light scattering or microscopy using a volume distribution calculation, which defines a second average diameter by averaging the measurement of each of the first diameters together;
• Wherein each of the collection of sphericals is self-micro-emulsifying or self-nano-emulsifying within the body of water;
• Wherein each of the collection of sphericals is configured to contact or penetrate into the plasma membrane or the mucosal layer when in contact with the plasma membrane or the mucosal layer, and
• Wherein the active ingredient delivers at least one of a toxic property, a therapeutic property, or a source of nutrition to the collection of aquatic organisms when the second portion contacts or penetrates the plasma membrane or the mucosal layer.