Method for cultivating young shellfish during artificial breeding process
A technology of artificial and seedling ponds, applied in fish farming, application, climate change adaptation, etc., to achieve fast growth, reduce the risk of seedling failure, and reduce labor intensity
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[0006] The use of readily available natural bait in shrimp culture ponds for the cultivation of bivalve spats solves the problem of stable supply of a large amount of bait during the spat cultivation stage, reduces the artificial breeding process, and improves the seedling effect. After the planktonic larvae of the bivalve molluscs attach, the water in the prawn breeding pond rich in unicellular algae bait is pumped out with a water pump, and after filtering through a 200-300-mesh sieve silk bag to remove large zooplankton, it is put into the nursery pond. Extract natural algae (mainly green algae and diatoms), bacteria, organic particles, etc. in the shrimp breeding pond water as bait, instead of artificially cultured unicellular algae; feed 1 to 3 times a day, and the amount of feeding each time is the seedling pond water 10% to 20% of the water body. In actual operation, the water body is slightly turbid in the next morning (the degree of turbidity indicates the amount of ba...
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