Blue-green alga ingestion method of Simocephalus vetulus
A technology of cyanobacteria and microalgae, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, water/sludge/sewage treatment, biological water/sewage treatment, etc., and can solve the problems of water body ornamental and utilization value reduction, water body anoxic odor, and water body environment deterioration and other issues, to achieve the effect of improving the self-purification ability of water bodies, low cost, and improving transparency
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[0021] The collected old daphnia are placed in a white plastic bucket filled with 120L water indoors, and the tap water needs to be aerated for 2 days; 10-50 g of organic rot (soaked and fermented wheat bran) is fed irregularly as food for the elderly Carry out expanded cultivation of daphnia; when the biomass of daphnia reaches 200 / liter, 5-10g of wet cyanobacteria can be added to the water body to strengthen and induce domestication, so that it can adapt to the water environment with cyanobacteria as the main food.
[0022] Harvest the domesticated old daphnia with a nylon sieve (filter) with a pore size of about 1.0×1.0mm: the juvenile daphnia smaller than the mesh continue to be cultivated in the original water body; 0.1M in the laboratory 3 Add 20 grams of old daphnia daphnia (large-sized adults that cannot pass through the nylon sieve) to the water body; under the condition that there is no predation pressure of the latter stage organisms, use it to treat microalgae a...
Embodiment 2
[0024] The collected old daphnia are placed in a white plastic bucket filled with 120L of water indoors, and the tap water needs to be aerated for 2 days; 5-10g of baker’s yeast and microalgae are fed from time to time to expand the cultivation of old daphnia; After the daphnia biomass reaches 200 / liter, 5-10g of wet cyanobacteria (taken from natural eutrophic water) and one ten-thousandth of the weight of water compound polysaccharides can be added to the water body. Composed of ginseng polysaccharides, the weight ratio of the three polysaccharides is 1: 2: 1, and it is strengthened to induce domestication, so that it can adapt to the water environment with cyanobacteria as the main food. A body of water with complex polysaccharides.
[0025] Harvest the domesticated old daphnia with a nylon sieve (filter) with a pore size of about 1.0×1.0mm: the juvenile daphnia smaller than the mesh continue to be cultivated in the original water body; 0.1M in the laboratory 3 Add 30 g...
Embodiment 3
[0027] The collected old daphnia are placed in a white plastic bucket filled with 120L water indoors, and the tap water needs to be aerated for 2 days; 5-20 g of microalgae is fed irregularly (use a dense filter to fish out the green algae in the fertilizer pool pit) , diatoms) as food to expand the cultivation of old daphnia, adding a compound polysaccharide of one ten-thousandth of the weight of water in the water body. The compound polysaccharide is composed of lentinan, wolfberry polysaccharide and ginseng polysaccharide. The weight ratio of the three polysaccharides is 1 : 2:1, the vitality, quantity, and size of the old daphnia are significantly higher than those without adding complex polysaccharides; after the biomass of daphnia reaches 200 / liter, 5-10g of wet cyanobacteria can be added to the water body (natural eutrophication fished in the water body) to induce domestication, so that it can adapt to the water environment with cyanobacteria as the main food.
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