Ecological yield-increasing breeding method for white-leg shrimps
A breeding method and technology of white prawns, which are applied in botany equipment and methods, fish farming, horticulture, etc., can solve the problems of water purification ability decline, failure to decompose in time, poor water quality and bottom quality, so as to improve water quality and prevent Escape, increase the effect of silt thickness
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[0030] The invention provides a method for cultivating Penaeus vannamei with an ecological increase in production, comprising the steps of:
[0031] 1) Select a circular non-polluting aquaculture water area, the depth of the aquaculture water area is 2-2.5m, drain the water therein;
[0032] 2) Select a piece in the middle of the culture waters as a culture pond for Penaeus vannamei, and the surrounding area is used as a rice stem planting pond. The area ratio of the Penaeus vannamei culture pond to the rice stem planting pond is 3-5:1, and the silt in the culture pond of Penaeus vannamei is completely removed and debris, and collect the cleared silt to prevent the feed, shrimp excrement, biological debris, etc. that were fed during the breeding process from being fermented and decomposed into a variety of harmful substances together with the silt, resulting in a series of chemical reactions that deteriorate the water quality. As a result of frequent occurrence of prawn diseas...
Embodiment 2
[0042] On the basis of Example 1, at least two aerators are set in the culture pond of Penaeus vannamei to increase the dissolved oxygen in the water body and improve the survival rate and output of Penaeus vannamei.
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[0044] On the basis of embodiment 2, a drainage pipe is provided at the bottom of the breeding water, which can remove the sewage at the bottom of the water in time, and prevent the fermentation of bait and prawn excrement and then destroy the overall water quality.
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