Packing method for transportation of blue crab megalops
A technology for megalobatids and packaging methods, applied in application, climate change adaptation, fish farming, etc., to reduce transportation stress and improve survival rate
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Embodiment 1
[0021] 1) Add water to the roller skating bag to make ice, and each packing box is equipped with a roller skating bag;
[0022] 2) Treatment of megalopa before transportation and packaging: the day before transportation and packaging, that is, the third day-old blue crab megalopa, the water should be changed. During the water process, enough bait is cast, and the bait is mainly Artemia nauplii.
[0023] 3) Collection of seedlings and cooling: gather the blue crab megalopa in temporary culture cages, lower the water temperature to 22°C, and the cooling rate for lowering the water temperature to 22°C is 2-3°C / h.
[0024] 4) Add 12kg of seawater and the clinging and sheltering objects of the blue crab megalopa to the plastic seedling bag, then fill in 20,000 to 30,000 tails of the blue crab megalopa, fill the bag with oxygen, the amount of air inflated is equivalent to the volume of the packing box, and prick the seedlings. The requirements for the bag mouth and the water used f...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Similar to Example 1, the difference is that the test date was May 24, and a certain aquatic nursery farm used this method to transport 1 million blue crab megalopa larvae to Changhua, Taiwan by means of vehicle transportation and air transportation. It is: the transportation time from an aquatic product nursery to Xiamen Airport is 3.5 hours, the air transportation time from Xiamen to Shenzhen is 1.5 hours, the transportation time from Shenzhen to Hong Kong is 1.5 hours, and the air transportation time from Hong Kong to Changhua, Taiwan is 2 hours. , The cumulative time is 19h, and the transportation survival rate is 95%.
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