Japanese scallop sea area breeding method
A technology for scallops and sea areas, which is applied to the field of picking seedlings in the sea areas of scallops scallops, can solve the problems of decline in population genetic diversity, increase in mortality during the breeding period, and increased difficulty in artificial seedling breeding, achieve strong environmental adaptability, improve The number of bagged seedlings and the effect of avoiding loss of seedlings
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Embodiment 1
[0039] At the Moon Bay No. 1 station on the side of the Bohai Sea in Lushun, the gonad index of the floating raft cultured mussels was monitored. At the end of April and the beginning of May, a large number of spawning mussels were spawned, and the average gonad index dropped by 4.5%, indicating that the spawning peak had entered, so the larvae in the sea area were trawled to investigate. By mid-May, a large number of larvae appeared for the first time in the sea area, and the density of bivalves larvae was 754 / m 3 , the large individuals above 200 μm reached 73.6%, and later the large individuals above 250 μm reached 46.8%, and the seedlings were picked by throwing bags. The density of larvae was about 1608 / m as measured by towing in the sea area of Moon Bay No. 1 station at the end of May 3 Among them, the large individuals above 200 μm accounted for 78.7%, and the large individuals above 250 μm reached 55.6%, so the seedlings were collected in bags during the second larva...
Embodiment 2
[0049] Select a representative sea area for the increase of scallops, and monitor the gonad index of scallops cultured on floating rafts in Daqin Island and Dalian Qixianling respectively:
[0050] During the period from March 29th to April 5th in Daqin Island floating raft cultured scallops, the gonad index dropped from 27.91% to 24.39%, a decrease of 3.52%. This is the peak of spawning, and the water temperature rises from 3.4°C to 4.0°C; From April 26th to May 3rd, there was another spawning peak, the gonad index dropped from 22.3% to 18.48%, a drop of 3.82%, and the water temperature rose from 5.4°C to 6.0°C, and the spawning period basically ended;
[0051] During the period from March 14th to March 21st in Dalian Qixianling floating raft cultured scallops, the gonad index dropped from 23.56% to 19.97%, a drop of 3.59%. This is the peak of spawning, and the water temperature rises from 3.4°C to 3.7°C ; From April 11th to April 21st, a large spawning peak appeared again, t...
Embodiment 3
[0076] Seedlings were harvested at the No. 4 station in Moon Bay, No. 5 station in Erdaoquan, No. 6 station in Dongtuozi, and No. 7 station in Shuangdao.
[0077] See Table 11 for details of the gonad index survey at Dongtuozi Station No. 6.
[0078] Table 11
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[0080] At the same time, a representative sea area for scallop breeding was selected to monitor the gonad index of floating raft cultured shellfish in Xiaochangshan Island and Dachangshan Island respectively. During the period from March 20th to 27th, the gonad index dropped from 26.24% to 19.44%, a drop of 6.8%, indicating that the spawning peak was reached, and the water temperature rose from 4.5°C to 5.2°C. During the period from March 19th to 26th, the gonad index dropped from 24.94% to 18.78%, a drop of 6.16%, indicating that this period was the peak of spawning, and the water temperature rose from 4.4°C to 5.2°C. ℃.
[0081] Monitoring of larvae in the sea area, Moon Bay Station No. 4, on May 14, th...
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