Method for estimating total output of procambrus clarkii cultured in pond
A technology for total production of C. clarkii is applied to the field of estimated total production of C. clarkii in pond culture, which can solve problems such as difficulty in the type and quantity of groups of C. clarkii, and is beneficial to the preservation of seeds in ponds and the improvement of benefits. , the effect of simple operation
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[0031] Use the triangular inclined trawl to quickly drag different positions of the pond, and estimate the number of Procambarus clarkii in the pond according to the number and size of the trawl. The fishing time at the mouth of the test pond was carried out 1 week before the dry pond. If Procambarus clarkii cannot be caught during the day, it can be caught at night. There is no sale in the middle of the pond mouth, and a one-time sale in the dry pond at the end.
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[0033] Use the triangular inclined trawl to quickly drag different positions of the pond, and estimate the number of Procambarus clarkii in the pond according to the number and size of the trawl. The fishing time at the pond mouth is carried out 1 month after the seedlings are released. If Procambarus clarkii cannot be caught during the day, it can be caught at night. At the pond mouth, the big ones are caught and the small ones are kept. The caught large-sized Procambarus clarkii (≥35g / tail) are sold at any time, and the small shrimps (<35g / tail) are returned to rearing.
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[0035] Use the triangular inclined trawl to quickly drag different positions of the pond, and estimate the number of Procambarus clarkii in the pond according to the number and size of the trawl. The fishing time at the pond mouth is carried out 1 month after the seedlings are released. If Procambarus clarkii cannot be caught during the day, it can be caught at night. At the pond mouth, the big ones are caught and the small ones are kept. All the medium and upper-sized Procambarus clarkii (≥25g / tail) are sold, and the small shrimps (<25g / tail) are returned to rearing.
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