Preoperative processing method during nucleus insertion and pearl culture of pinctada martensii
A Hepu pearl oyster and treatment method technology, applied in the field of aquaculture, can solve the problems of waste of mother oyster resources and human resources, low survival rate of pearl oysters, and high mortality rate of recuperation oysters, so as to improve the survival rate and nucleus retention rate , prevent bait shortage and disease, and reduce the effect of physiological response
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[0017] This embodiment is operated in the pearl oyster breeding sea area where there is a temperature difference of 2-3°C between the surface layer and the deep layer of the seawater. A culture floating raft is built on the sea, and the 2-year-old engrafted female oyster with a clean shell body is packed into the four sides and the bottom with a diameter of 0.8cm. In the preoperative treatment frame of the hole, the distance between the frames is 0.5 meters, and they are suspended in the water layer at a depth of 5 meters. After 7 days, the shellfish are poured, and the Hepu pearl oyster is shallowly suspended in the seawater at a distance of 0.5 meters for shallow hanging treatment. 32 Hours later, the shellfish cages were placed in 5-meter-deep water for hanging culture again. In this way, shallow hanging was carried out every 5 days. After repeated stimulation for 3 times, the Hepu pearl oysters were in a state of low vitality and could be directly used for nucleus insertion ...
Embodiment 2
[0019] This embodiment is operated in the pearl oyster culture sea area where there is a temperature difference of 2-3°C between the surface layer and the deep layer of the seawater. A culture floating raft is built on the sea, and the 2.5-year-old Hepu pearl oyster with a clean shell body is put into the surrounding and bottom as the oyster oyster. In the pre-operative treatment frame with small holes with a diameter of 0.9 cm, the distance between the frames is 0.7 meters, and they are suspended in the water layer at a depth of 5.5 meters. After 6 days, the shells are poured, and the Hepu pearl oyster is shallowly suspended in the seawater at a depth of 1 meter. Shallow hanging treatment. After 30 hours, the preoperative treatment frame containing the oyster was placed in 5.5 meters deep water again for hanging culture. In this way, shallow hanging was carried out every 5 days. After repeated stimulation for 2 times, the Hepu pinnata In a state of low vitality, it can be dire...
Embodiment 3
[0021] This embodiment is operated in the pearl oyster culture sea area where there is a temperature difference of 2-3°C between the surface layer and the deep layer of the seawater. A culture floating raft is built on the sea, and the 2-year-old Hepu pearl oyster with a clean shell body is loaded into the surrounding and bottom as the oyster oyster. In the preoperative treatment frame with small holes with a diameter of 1 cm, the distance between the frames is 1.0 meters, and they are suspended in the water layer at a depth of 6 meters. Hanging treatment, after 32 hours, put the preoperative treatment frame containing the intubate oyster in 5 meters deep water again, and carry out a shallow hanging every 5 days. In the state of low vitality, it can be directly used for nucleus insertion surgery. The survival rate of Hepu pearl oyster in the recuperation period after nucleus insertion operation can reach 92.7%, and the nucleus retention rate can reach 80.4%.
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