Industrialized comprehensive breeding method for apostichopus japonicus Selenka and octopus vulgaris Cuvier
A factory-based, true octopus technology, applied in fish farming, climate change adaptation, application, etc., can solve the problems of no competition in bait, no ingestion of sea cucumbers, and high cost, so as to improve the survival rate of aquaculture, reduce costs, and improve utilization. rate effect
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[0031] A method for industrialized comprehensive cultivation of stinging octopuses, the steps comprising:
[0032] 1) Construction of indoor factory culture ponds and shelters in the ponds;
[0033] 2) The real octopus enters the pond: when the water temperature in the southern sea area of China is above 20°C from May to June (in July, the southern water temperature exceeds 15°C and it is not suitable for the cultivation of the real octopus), purchase 80-150g of true octopus seedlings from the south, and put them indoors for industrialization In the breeding pond, the density is 2-15 / ㎡ and the weight is 2.5-5kg / ㎡, and fresh bait is fed; the four corners of the indoor industrialized breeding pond are arc-shaped, so that there is no dead angle in the breeding pond;
[0034] 3) Entering the sea cucumber into the pond: Since the large size of sea cucumber above 50g is poor in high temperature resistance in summer, when the outdoor water temperature exceeds 22°C, the sea cucumber...
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