Stereo fine cultivation technique of shrimp, crab and shellfish in sea water pond
A technology of shrimp and crab shells and ponds, which is applied in the field of three-dimensional intensive cultivation of shrimp and crab shells in seawater ponds. It can solve the problems of single species, killing production problems, and the inability to solve the problems of cannibalism of swimming crabs, etc., so as to increase production and prevent mutual cannibalism. Effect
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[0024] The present embodiment adopts swimming crab, razor clam, three-dimensional cultivation technology of giant tiger prawn, and its specific steps are as follows:
[0025] 1. There are 200 breeding ponds in the greenhouse, and the area of a single cultivation pond is 0.033hm 2 (about half an mu), the water depth of the pool is more than 1.5m, the water inlet and drainage are convenient, the bottom is sandy, sandy and muddy, the water source is good, and the seawater is fresh and pollution-free. And the breeding pond is equipped with oxygenation equipment to prevent and control the insufficient oxygen content of the water body in the later stage of breeding.
[0026] 2. Excavate excess silt in winter, expose to the sun, repair gates, reinforce embankments, and excavate central and ring ditches. About one month before stocking, the pond should be filled with about 30 centimeters of water, and the bleaching powder containing 30% to 35% of available chlorine should be used f...
Embodiment 2
[0037] The present embodiment is basically similar to the above-mentioned embodiment 1, and also adopts the three-dimensional intensive cultivation technology of swimming crab, razor clam, and Penaeus monodon, and the difference with the above-mentioned embodiment is:
[0038] 1. Larger water bodies are used for breeding, such as a pond of ten acres.
[0039] 2. The hanging cage of swimming crab needs to be built with wooden stakes or bamboo in the pond. The specific method is to use 4.5m long moso bamboo to build a shelf with a distance of 0.5m and a span of 3.5m. 4 in a group, that is, 4 moso bamboos are inserted every 3.5m, with a spacing of 0.5m, and then they are connected horizontally and vertically with moso bamboo to form a shelf. Iron wires can be interspersed in the horizontal direction to reduce costs. The horizontal moso bamboo or iron wire is 30cm away from the highest water level.
[0040] 3. Quantity of seedlings The quantity of razor clams stocked is converted...
Embodiment 3
[0043] This embodiment adopts the three-dimensional intensive culture technology of portunus, Philippine clams and Chinese prawns, which is basically the same as the above-mentioned embodiment 1, the difference is that:
[0044] The cultured shellfish is Philippine clams, which can be stocked into the ponds in February. The stocking quantity is converted according to 30,000 shellfish / mu, that is, about 15,000 shellfish are spread evenly in each culture pond. By April, Chinese prawns will be stocked, and the stocking quantity will be about 2,000 healthy shrimp seedlings per pond. Two batches of prawns can be stocked, and the second crop can be stocked into the pond after the first crop is harvested, and the number can be appropriately reduced. After entering May, portunus trituberculatus are stocked. The crab seedlings are generally small when they are bought, so they should not be put into the cage directly, and should be cultivated in the middle. The intermediate culture sho...
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