Method for increasing black shrimp culture commodity rate
A technology of commodity rate and green shrimp, which is applied in fish farming, application, climate change adaptation, etc., can solve the problems of not increasing the size of adult shrimp, unsatisfactory effect, and affecting economic benefits, so as to improve the size of commercial shrimp and commercial products. High efficiency, easy promotion and use, and increased economic benefits
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Embodiment 1
[0018] A farmer arranges six 5-acre ponds to breed freshwater shrimp from the same source, and divides the ponds into two groups with three ponds in each group. The stocking time is at the end of July, and the stocking density is 60,000 tails / mu. One of the groups, two months before stocking, advanced water 15-20 cm, planted Hydrilla verticillum with cutting method, added water to 60 cm three days before putting seedlings, and controlled the coverage rate of Hydrilla verticillium in August and September. About 60%, control the transparency at about 40 centimeters, and start to enter the peak of autumn multiplication in mid-August, with 10 grams of quicklimed water per cubic water body (once a week, 7 times in total) splashed regularly (once a week, a total of 7 times) to kill the non-metamorphosis larvae. The other group did not plant grass and directly added water to 60 cm three days before stocking, and did not use quicklime treatment. Throughout the breeding process, the ...
Embodiment 2
[0020] In an aquaculture farm, six 4.5-mu ponds were arranged to breed freshwater shrimp from the same source. The stocking time (late July) and stocking density (60,000 tails / mu) were the same. The amount and feeding method are the same, and the water level control is the same. Among them, 3 ponds were filled with water 15-20 centimeters two months before stocking, planted Hydrilla verticillum with cutting method, added water to 60 centimeters three days before putting seedlings, and controlled the coverage rate of Hydrilla verticillium in August and September. About 65%, control the transparency at about 45 centimeters, and in mid-August, freshwater shrimps will enter the autumn multiplication peak, with 15 grams of quicklimed water per cubic water body (once a week, 8 times in total) splashed regularly (once a week, a total of 8 times) to kill the non-metamorphosis larvae. The other three ponds did not plant grass and directly added water to 60 cm three days before stockin...
Embodiment 3
[0022] A farmer took out six 3-acre ponds to breed freshwater shrimp, and stocked shrimp seedlings bred from brooding shrimp caught in the natural waters of Taihu Lake. The stocking time (at the end of July) and the stocking density (60,000 fish / mu) were the same. Feed feeding and water quality management are the same throughout the farming process. Among them, 3 ponds were filled with water 15-20 centimeters two months before stocking, planted Hydrilla verticillum with cutting method, added water to 60 centimeters three days before putting seedlings, and controlled the coverage rate of Hydrilla verticillium in August and September. About 70%, control the transparency at about 50 cm, and during the mid-August when the green shrimp enters the autumn multiplication peak, use 20 grams of quicklimed water per cubic water body to regularly (once a week, 10 times in total) splash to kill the non-metamorphosis of larvae. The other three ponds did not plant grass and directly added w...
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