Factory culturing method for clam shells
A kind of industrialization and juvenile shellfish technology, applied in the direction of climate change adaptation, fish farming, application, etc., can solve the problems of unfavorable ancient clam industrialization development and resource protection, overfishing of wild resources, etc., and achieve the restoration of population advantages, fertilization and The effect of high hatching rate and stable technology
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Embodiment 1
[0018] 1. Select 2-year-old shellfish with mature and healthy gonads with a shell length of 6cm (the surface of the shell is fresh, complete, undamaged, and full of gonads), clean it, remove barnacles and oysters on the surface of the shell with a knife, and put it in The cages in the pool were intensively cultured for 10 days.
[0019] 2. Rinse the cockles that have been intensively cultivated with sand-filtered seawater, dry them in the shade for 10 hours, sterilize them with potassium permanganate solution, and then stimulate them with running water for 2 hours to induce labor; put the brood clams to be laid in the spawning pool for For spawning, the spawning density is controlled at 120 grains / mL. During the spawning process, the water is stirred to increase the fertilization rate of the eggs, and remove the excess viscous foam; after the spawning, quickly remove the spawning brood, and dilute the fertilized eggs in time , after filling up the pool with water and resting f...
Embodiment 2
[0023] 1. Select 3-year-old brood shellfish with mature and healthy gonads with a shell length of 7cm (the surface of the shell is fresh, complete, undamaged, and full of gonads), clean it, remove barnacles and oysters on the surface of the shell with a knife, and put it in The cages in the pool were intensively cultured for 13 days.
[0024] 2. Rinse the cockles that have been intensively cultivated with sand-filtered seawater, dry them in the shade for 8 hours, sterilize them with potassium permanganate solution, and then stimulate them with running water for 1 hour to induce labor; put the cockles to be produced into the spawning pool for Oviposition, the density of oviposition is controlled at 130 grains / mL, and the water is stirred during the oviposition process to increase the fertilization rate of the oocytes and remove excess viscous foam; after oviposition is over, quickly remove the oviposition broodstock to dilute the fertilized oocytes in time After filling up the ...
Embodiment 3
[0028] 1. Select 3-year-old brood shellfish with mature and healthy gonads with a shell length of 8cm (the shell surface is fresh, complete, undamaged, and full of gonads), clean it and remove the barnacles and oysters on the surface of the shell with a knife, and put it in The cages in the pool were intensively cultured for 15 days.
[0029] 2. Rinse the cockles that have been intensively cultivated with sand-filtered seawater, dry them in the shade for 10 hours, sterilize them with potassium permanganate solution, and then stimulate them with running water for 2 hours to induce labor; put the brood clams to be laid in the spawning pool for For spawning, the spawning density is controlled at 150 grains / mL. During the spawning process, the water is stirred to increase the fertilization rate of the eggs and remove the excess viscous foam; after the spawning is over, quickly remove the spawning brood and dilute the fertilized eggs in time , after filling up the pool with water a...
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