Application of schizochytrium limacinum wall-breaking cell wall slurry on aquatic product fry seed production
A technology of Schizochytrium and cell wall, which is applied in the application field of the broken cell wall slurry of Schizochytrium in the cultivation of aquatic fish fry, and achieves the effects of good technical practicability, obvious economic benefits, and strong fry
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[0015] Environment: 13 square meters of cement pool, a total of 20 wells are prepared (10 wells for the experiment and 10 wells for the blank control group), the water depth is 80cm, and the water temperature is 22-26°C;
[0016] Salinity: 16‰~17.3‰;
[0017] Pearl gentian seedlings (grouper): 15,000 tails, 6-7cm (05-06 sieve);
[0018] The test selects the manufacturer's compound pellet feed, 200-250ml per kilogram of slag mixture, soaks the feed, and airs it in the shade for 15 minutes before feeding.
[0019] Experimental results: The average survival rate of standard seedlings in the experimental group was 83%, and the highest was 93%. The survival rate of standard seedlings in the blank control group was 58.47%, and the survival rate of standard seedlings in the experimental group was fully increased by 24.53-34.53%.
Embodiment 2
[0021] Environment: 13 square meters of cement pool, a total of 20 wells are prepared (10 wells for the experiment and 10 wells for the blank control group), the water depth is 80cm, and the water temperature is 22-26°C;
[0022] Salinity: 16‰~17.3‰;
[0023] Large yellow croaker fry: 12000 tails, 6-7cm (05-06 sieve);
[0024] The test selects the manufacturer's compound pellet feed, 200-250ml per kilogram of slag mixture, soaks the feed, and airs it in the shade for 15 minutes before feeding.
[0025] Experimental results: The survival rate of the standard seedlings in the experimental group was 83.35%, and the highest reached 89.67%.
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