Ecological prevention and control method for excessive multiplication of large algae in stichopus japonicas aquaculture pond
A technology for over-breeding and ecological prevention and control, applied in fish farming, application, climate change adaptation, etc., can solve the problems of sea cucumber and pond water ecological environment hazards, affecting the growth and reproduction of beneficial microalgae, and labor-intensive manual harvesting. To achieve the effect of improving the prevention and control effect, improving the ecological environment of the pool water, and reducing the intensity of photosynthesis
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[0032] Example 1. With an area of 2hm 2 Take a sea cucumber breeding pond with an average water depth of 100 cm as an example.
[0033] An ecological method for preventing and controlling the excessive propagation of macroalgae in sea cucumber breeding ponds includes the following steps:
[0034] 1. Fertilize water in advance
[0035] (1) Apply organic fertilizer: apply 1500kg of fermented chicken manure half a month before the sea cucumber seedlings are stocked in spring. The method is: dig an area of about 1m around the bottom of the pool every 5m 2 , A shallow pit with a depth of about 30cm, separate chicken manure into the pit, cover it with pond mud, and then pour water into the pond;
[0036] (2) Fertilizer water agent: When adding water just after the beginning of spring, apply algae to the pool to stabilize. The specific dosage and usage refer to the instructions.
[0037] Keep the transparency of the pool water at 60~80cm before stocking the seedlings.
[0038] 2. Fertiliz...
Embodiment 2
[0045] Example 2: With an area of 3hm 2 Take a sea cucumber breeding pond with an average water depth of 100 cm as an example.
[0046] An ecological method for preventing and controlling the excessive propagation of macroalgae in sea cucumber breeding ponds includes the following steps:
[0047] 1. Fertilize water in advance
[0048] (1) Apply organic fertilizer: 20 days before stocking sea cucumber seedlings in spring, apply 2500kg of fermented pig manure. The method is: dig an area of about 2m every 10m along the bottom of the pool 2 , A shallow pit with a depth of 50cm, put organic fertilizer into the pit, cover it with pond mud, and then pour water into the pond.
[0049] (2) Fertilizer aqua: When adding water for the first time after the beginning of spring, apply a commercially available fertilizer and aqua agent to the pond, such as a fertilizer and aquapeptide based on diatoms. Refer to the instructions for specific usage and dosage.
[0050] Keep the transparency of the p...
Embodiment 3
[0059] Example 3: With an area of 2hm 2 , Take a sea cucumber breeding pond with an average depth of 150cm as an example
[0060] 1. Fertilize water in advance
[0061] (1) Apply organic fertilizer: Half a month before stocking sea cucumber seedlings in spring, apply 2500kg of fermented cow dung. The method is: dig an area of about 1.5m around the bottom of the pool every 5m 2 , A shallow pit with a depth of 40cm, separate the chicken manure into the pit, cover it with pond mud, and then pour water into the pond.
[0062] The purpose of burying the organic fertilizer in the pit is to avoid directly splashing into the water and polluting the water environment of the pool, and the fertilizer effect lasts for a long time.
[0063] (2) Fertilizer water agent: When adding water at the beginning, apply a commercially available fertilizer water agent to the pond, such as fertilizer water peptide, for specific usage and dosage, refer to the instructions.
[0064] Keep the transparency of t...
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