Mixed red coral planting reef

Abstract

The invention discloses a mixed red coral planting reef which comprises a red coral planting reef body. The mixed red coral planting reef is characterized in that the red coral planting reef body is formed by a base, a lower layer outer wall, a middle layer outer wall, an upper layer outer wall, lower polygon outer wall lateral columns, middle polygon outer wall lateral columns, upper polygon outer wall lateral columns, lower square outer wall lateral columns, middle square outer wall lateral columns, upper square outer wall lateral columns, a lower middle partition plate, an upper middle partition plate, a lower breeding support, a middle breeding support and an upper breeding support, and the parts are assembled and combined in an embedded connection mode and fixed in a bonded mode through concrete. The mixed red coral planting reef can provide a safe growth environment for red corals and can serve as a common fish reef to lure fishes, and an imitated seabed ecological system is formed to promote growth of the corals while the fishing volume is increased. The mixed red coral planting reef can be suitable for being applied in a coastal water area with any water depth.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a coral planting reef, in particular to a mixed red coral planting reef. Background technique [0002] In the underwater world, coral reefs enjoy reputations such as "tropical rainforest in the ocean" and "the Great Wall of the Sea", but they are considered to be one of the oldest, most colorful and precious ecosystems on earth. Corals have maintained tenacious vitality during the evolution of 250 million years. No matter whether it is violent storms, volcanic eruptions or sea level rises and falls, corals have not been extinct. However, in recent decades, the over-exploitation of marine resources, pollution, global warming, overfishing and killing of marine fish, and the predatory exploitation of coral reefs have caused an unprecedented survival crisis for coral reefs. According to the data provided by the United Nations Environment Program, at present, 11% of the world's coral reefs have been destroyed, 16% can no longer per...

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However, in recent decades, the over-exploitation of marine resources, pollution, global warming, overfishing and killing of marine fish, and the predatory exploitation of coral reefs have caused an unprecedented survival crisis for coral reefs.

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