Breeding method for preventing fulminant hemorrhagic diseases of siniperca chuatsi
A breeding method and hemorrhagic disease technology, applied in botany equipment and methods, fish farming, pharmaceutical formulations, etc., can solve the problems of farmers' losses, bacteria resistance, antibiotics and pesticide residues, etc., to avoid the use of and residues, enhance disease resistance, and prevent the proliferation of germs
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[0014] A culture method for preventing mandarin fish fulminant hemorrhagic disease, comprising the following steps:
[0015] (1) Clearing ponds: 13-15 days before the mandarin fish is released, the ponds should be cleared and disinfected with quicklime;
[0016] (2) Stocking: Soak mandarin fish in disinfectant solution for 30-40 minutes before stocking. After disinfection, stocking density is 2600-3000 tails / mu. 1-10 days after stocking, change the water in the pond every day. 40~45% of the total amount can kill the remaining germs in mandarin fish. At the same time, the biotin added to the disinfectant can enhance the activity of mandarin fish epidermal cells, reduce the intercellular space, and enhance the disease resistance of epidermal cells against germs. Reduce the occurrence of various diseases of mandarin fish and save breeding costs; the disinfectant is made of the following raw materials in parts by weight: salt 47, potassium permanganate 1.5, biotin 0.24, all raw ma...
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[0019] A culture method for preventing mandarin fish fulminant hemorrhagic disease, comprising the following steps:
[0020] (1) Clearing ponds: 13-15 days before the mandarin fish is released, the ponds should be cleared and disinfected with quicklime;
[0021] (2) Stocking: Soak mandarin fish in disinfectant solution for 30-40 minutes before stocking. After disinfection, stocking density is 2600-3000 tails / mu. 1-10 days after stocking, change the water in the pond every day. 40~45% of the total amount can kill the remaining germs in mandarin fish. At the same time, the biotin added to the disinfectant can enhance the activity of mandarin fish epidermal cells, reduce the intercellular space, and enhance the disease resistance of epidermal cells against germs. Reduce the occurrence of various diseases of mandarin fish and save breeding costs; the disinfectant is made of the following raw materials in parts by weight: salt 48, potassium permanganate 1.6, biotin 0.25, all raw ma...
Embodiment 3
[0024] A culture method for preventing mandarin fish fulminant hemorrhagic disease, comprising the following steps:
[0025] (1) Clearing ponds: 13-15 days before the mandarin fish is released, the ponds should be cleared and disinfected with quicklime;
[0026] (2) Stocking: Soak mandarin fish in disinfectant solution for 30-40 minutes before stocking. After disinfection, stocking density is 2600-3000 tails / mu. 1-10 days after stocking, change the water in the pond every day. 40~45% of the total amount can kill the remaining germs in mandarin fish. At the same time, the biotin added to the disinfectant can enhance the activity of mandarin fish epidermal cells, reduce the intercellular space, and enhance the disease resistance of epidermal cells against germs. Reduce the occurrence of various diseases of mandarin fish and save the cost of breeding; the disinfectant is made of the following raw materials in parts by weight: salt 49, potassium permanganate 1.7, biotin 0.26, all ...
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