Oyster shallow-sea breeding method resistant to waggling caused by wind waves and capable of avoiding floating ice
A breeding method and a technology for resisting wind and waves, applied in the field of shallow sea aquaculture, can solve the problems of oysters not growing, affecting the growth of oysters, and not colliding together, and achieving the effect of ensuring normal growth and realizing marine environmental protection.
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[0014] Seven breeding steps: The first step is to determine the breeding sea area through water environment testing: before installing raft farming facilities, the water environment of the proposed breeding sea area is tested in time periods, and the sea area with no pollution, rich phytoplankton and few sessile organisms is selected As an oyster breeding area; the second step to build a raft culture facility: the same as the construction of a general raft culture facility, first hit the wooden pile 7, then connect the fixed pile rope 4 on the wooden pile 7, and tie the floating ball 2 on the large rope 8 , adjust the depth of the large rice paddle 8 to meet the needs of hanging the culture barrel 6; the third step is sea seedling insertion: the scallop shell 18 attached to the oyster seedlings is pulled to the culture sea area, and the scallop shell 18 is evenly inserted into the gap on the culture barrel 6 In (16), the culture barrel 6 is tied to the big rice paddle 8 of the ...
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