Method suitable for artificial breeding of CrassOstrea hongkongensis in sea area in north
A giant oyster and sea area technology, applied in the field of Hong Kong giant oyster seed production, can solve the problems of low attachment metamorphosis rate, low larval survival rate, low artificial seedling fertilization rate, etc., and achieves the effect of overcoming slow growth rate and shortening breeding time.
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[0007] A method suitable for artificial breeding of Hong Kong giant oysters in the northern sea area is characterized in that firstly the Hong Kong giant oyster with a shell height of more than 10 cm is selected in the southern sea area for cultivation, and the shells are transported to the outdoor seawater ponds in the northern sea area at low temperature for storage and cultivation; In the shellfish nursery, in the summer (July-August) high temperature season, Hong Kong giant oyster seedlings are selected, and the number is 40-50 / m 3 Put it in the nursery pond, under the conditions of water temperature 26-30 ℃ and salinity 25-32, the parent shellfish is cultivated for 10-15 days according to the conventional indoor artificial ripening method of shellfish, then artificially spawn and ovulate. After drying in the shade for 5-8 hours, put it into the filtered seawater nursery pond and discharge it naturally. You can also manually dissect the broccoli to distinguish male and fema...
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