Application of biological control methods for copepods in sea area cage seedlings of japonicus japonicus
A technology of biological control and copepods, applied in application, climate change adaptation, fish farming, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the yield of japonicus japonicus seedlings and affecting the survival rate of ginseng seedlings, achieving zero drug residues and improving survival rate, increase the effect of production
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[0020] Shrimp seed selection: Purchase SPF vannamei seedlings from the designated nursery room, and select shrimp seedlings with a size of 0.8 cm or more.
[0021] Cage settings: Cage specifications: 5m*5m*4m, along the direction of the ocean current, use a double-layer sieve roll net with 200 mesh lining and 40 mesh mesh. The depth of the cage can be selected according to the depth of different sea areas. The principle is that the distance between the bottom of the net and the bottom of the seabed is greater than 2 meters when the tide is low. On the basis of the traditional sea cucumber seedling cages, a 200-mesh lined 40-mesh sieve roll net is used along the direction of the ocean current. In principle, the number of meshes on the net should be selected to ensure that the shrimp seedlings cannot swim out from the mesh.
[0022] Temporary culture of shrimp seedlings: The salinity of Penaeus vannamei seedlings of 0.6-0.8 cm is raised in the nursery room at a salinity of 20-25...
Embodiment 1
[0025] According to the traditional net cage breeding method in sea area, ginseng spawning is carried out, and the density of fertilized eggs is controlled at 20-30 grains / ml, hatched; larvae are cultivated, and the conditions for larvae cultivation are: temperature 19°C-23°C, salinity 30-33 , Dissolved oxygen 3.5-5.5mg / L, PH 7.9-8.2, all in line with the water quality indicators of natural sea areas.
[0026] When the planktonic period of sea cucumber seedlings ended and the attachment was complete, the experiment was carried out.
[0027] Experimental group 1, did not administer drugs or shrimp seedlings in the late stage of nursery; experimental group 2, administered drugs to control copepods in the late stage of seedlings; experimental group 3, put Penaeus vannamei seedlings in the late stage of seedlings to control copepods, and finally calculated The number of copepods, the survival rate of ginseng seedlings, and the discoloration rate of juvenile ginseng.
[0028] The ...
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[0031] Determination of the number of shrimp seedlings.
[0032] The early stage of the cultivation process is the same as that of Example 1, and the difference in the later stage is mainly after the ginseng seedlings have basically attached completely after the planktonic stage, and the corresponding number of shrimp seedlings are put in according to different shrimp seedling densities, and the follow-up experiment of controlling copepods by Penaeus vannamei seedlings is carried out.
[0033] When the planktonic period of sea cucumber seedlings ended and the attachment was complete, the experiment was carried out. On the premise of confirming that the control effect of Penaeus vannamei seedlings on copepods is still good, a related experiment was carried out on the tail number of Penaeus vannamei seedlings.
[0034] Experimental results show that 0.2 tails / m 3 Shrimp seedling group, the number of copepods is 320 / m 3 ;0.8 tail / m 3 In the shrimp seedling group, the number of...
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