Patinopecten yessoensis seedling culturing method
A technology of scallops and cultivation methods, which is applied in fish farming, application, climate change adaptation, etc., can solve the problems of lack of scallop seedling cultivation methods, a large demand gap for finished products, and slow growth speed, etc., and achieve Reasonable cultivation method, high survival rate of seedlings, and strong effect of seedlings
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[0058] The scallop seed cultivation method of the present embodiment mainly comprises the following steps:
[0059] 1. Egg laying and hatching
[0060] When the gonads of female scallop broods are orange or pink, and the gonads of male scallops are milky white, the gonad index is above 13%, and a small amount of broodstock begins to discharge sexual fluid after normal water changes, it indicates that the broodstock has been cultivated. Complete, move the broodlings into the ovulation pool at the same temperature as the cultivation pool, without any other stimulation, the broodlings will start ovulation for the first time, and after the first ovulation, leave the broodlings and continue to raise them for 3-5 days. to ovulate again;
[0061] Dilute the fertilized eggs with water or divide them into pools, and hatch at a density of about 40-60 / ml. In order to prevent the fertilized eggs from sinking to the bottom and affecting the hatching effect, during the hatching process, st...
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