Method for cultivating large-scale Ruditapes philippinarum white spats in sea area
A technology of Philippine clams and breeding methods, which is applied in the fields of climate change adaptation, fish farming, application, etc., can solve the problems of low breeding technology level, the number of seedlings cannot meet the requirements of breeding production, and the clam seedlings and breeding production do not form a unified system. industry and other issues, to achieve the effect of expanding the range of fishable sea areas, increasing fisherman's income, and high yield
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[0026] Large-scale cultivation method of philippine clam white seedlings in sea area
[0027] 1) Sea area selection for white seedling cultivation
[0028] In 2012, the subtidal zone and shallow sea of Tong'an Sea Area in Xiamen were selected as the sea area for cultivating the white seedlings of Philippine clams. The sea area has less wind and waves, sandy and muddy bottom, stable bottom, smooth tidal flow, seawater flow rate of 20-40cm / s, salinity of 24-26, not affected by fresh water, and less harmful organisms.
[0029] 2) Clean up the sea area
[0030] In November 2012, one month before the sand seedlings were released, train cages and crab cages were placed in the seedling sea area, one per mu, to trap fish, crabs, snails and other harmful organisms. 1-2 days before the seedlings are released, use the bottom truss trawler to drag the harmful organisms at the bottom of the sea area where the seedlings are planted.
[0031] 3) Playing of sand seedlings: At the end of ...
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