An ecological compound rearing device for Carolina Diamondback turtle larvae

Abstract

The invention discloses an ecological compound breeding device for Carolina Diamondback larvae, which includes a device body and a partition, and the device body includes a composite symbiotic breeding area for Diamondback turtle separated by partitions and black shell shrimp In the activity area of ​​the diamond turtle, a vortex water quality maintenance system is provided, and the vortex water quality maintenance system includes a vortex forming subsystem and an adsorption-decomposition subsystem. The vortex water quality maintenance system can effectively absorb all kinds of impurities in the active area of ​​diamond turtles, keep the water clean and improve the survival rate of Carolina diamond turtle larvae; The growth of Laerona Diamondback larvae provides a richer source of food; the shallow water area where Carolina Diamondback Turtle larvae feed is separated from the deep water area where they do their daily activities to avoid serious water pollution; the basking area is the Carolina Diamondback The turtle larvae are provided with a warm and dry environment, and the ultraviolet irradiation system is used to promote their growth and development.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of aquaculture, in particular to an ecological compound rearing device for the larvae of the Calorona diamondback turtle. Background technique [0002] The diamondback turtle is a beautiful medium-sized saltwater turtle in the genus Aquamarine. It is a precious ornamental species with magnificent color and high economic value. All diamond turtles have a feature in common, and that is their textured, concentrically patterned, diamond-shaped scutellum, and it is for these intricate markings that diamond turtles get their name. There are seven subspecies of diamond-patterned tortoises, of which the Carolina diamond-patterned tortoise shell color includes dark brown, light brown, yellow and light olive. White or obviously white and some black spots. Carolina diamondback turtles prey on crabs, snails, shrimp, mussels, clams, and a variety of other crustaceans in this environment. Excellent fish tank cleaner, b...

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[0003] Aiming at the problem in the prior art that the survival rate of Carolina Diamondback turtles is low due to water pollution at the larval stage, the present invention provides an ecological compound breeding device for Carolina Diamondback turtle larvae. According to the characteristics of larvae, control the water temperature and fungus environment of their living environment, as well as the lighting system and salinity that match the growth needs of Carolina Diamondback turtle larvae, and use the vortex water quality maintenance system to align and excrete waste for collection. The role of cleaning the water body, and then using the collected excrement waste as food for black-shell shrimp, in turn achieves the dual purpose of cleaning the water body and providing feed for diamond-shaped turtles, effectively improving the survival rate of Carolina diamond-shaped turtles in the larval stage, and achieving Declining Mortality in Carolina Diamondback Turtle Larvae

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