A land-based culture system for giant clams and corals and a mixed culture method thereof

Abstract

A land-based culture system for giant clam and coral and a mixed culture method thereof, belonging to the technical field of giant clam and coral culture, the system includes a culture workshop, a culture water supply and drainage system and a mixed culture device for giant clam and coral, wherein the culture workshop includes a semi-underground The culture pond, load-bearing wall and side windows, light-transmitting glass ceiling and shutters; the side windows are arranged on the load-bearing wall, and the shutters are arranged on the top floor of the cultivation workshop, and the shutters can be adjusted; The method of mixed breeding, which improves the utilization rate of the breeding water; it is no longer affected by extreme weather such as typhoon and high temperature.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of giant clam and coral culture, and in particular relates to a land-based culture system of giant clam and coral and a mixed culture method of two kinds of organisms. Background technique [0002] The coral reef ecosystem is the ecosystem with the highest biodiversity and productivity in the ocean, and is known as the "tropical rainforest in the ocean". Coral reef ecosystem organisms can be divided into reef-building organisms and reef-attaching organisms, among which giant clams and reef-building corals can continuously accumulate calcium carbonate, which are the two most important reef-building organisms in this ecosystem. In recent years, due to global warming, sea acidification and human activities, the biomass of giant clams and reef-building corals has decreased sharply, and many rare giant clams and corals are even on the verge of extinction. In order to protect giant clams and corals and restore th...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in the actual breeding process, the first breeding method often has defects such as large differences in artificial light and natural light spectra, and insufficient artificial light, which affects the normal growth of giant clams and corals; while the latter is extremely vulnerable to typhoons, heavy rains, etc. Affected by bad weather, the controllability of breeding is extremely poor

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