Out-of-water transportation method by using carbon dioxide for anaesthetizing golden pompano and tilapias
A technology of carbon dioxide and transportation methods, which is applied in the fields of application, fish farming, climate change adaptation, etc., can solve problems such as safety hazards, chemical anesthetics with drug residues, and unsuitable for commercial adult fish transportation, so as to reduce transportation costs and avoid mechanical pollution. Effects of damage, ease of production and operation
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[0019] A method of out-of-water transportation using carbon dioxide anesthetized golden pomfret is as follows:
[0020] 1) Preparation of carbon dioxide-saturated seawater solution: inject seawater into the bucket, the temperature of the seawater is room temperature, then pass carbon dioxide gas into the seawater until it reaches a saturated state, and stop feeding carbon dioxide;
[0021] 2) Carbon dioxide anesthesia: put fresh golden pompano into carbon dioxide-saturated seawater solution, the weight ratio of water to fish is not less than 3:1, and the anesthesia time is 10 minutes. When the fish is under moderate anesthesia (expressed as: fish When the swimming speed is slow, the body loses balance, the breathing slows down, and the visual and tactile responses to stimuli decrease), the fish is taken out and put into the box;
[0022] 3) Out-of-water transportation: transport the fish in the box out of water, control the temperature of the fish at 20°C during the transporta...
Embodiment 2
[0024] A method of out-of-water transportation using carbon dioxide anesthetized golden pomfret is as follows:
[0025] 1) Preparation of carbon dioxide-saturated seawater solution: inject seawater into the bucket, the temperature of the seawater is room temperature, then pass carbon dioxide gas into the seawater until it reaches a saturated state, and stop feeding carbon dioxide;
[0026] 2) Carbon dioxide anesthesia: put fresh golden pomfret into carbon dioxide-saturated seawater solution, the weight ratio of water to fish is not less than 3:1, and the anesthesia time is 15 minutes. When the swimming speed is very slow, the body loses balance completely, the abdomen is upward, the breathing is difficult, and the visual and tactile responses to stimuli are almost lost), fish out the fish and put them into the box;
[0027] 3) Out-of-water transportation: transport the fish in the box out of water. During the transportation, control the temperature of the fish at 10°C. At the ...
Embodiment 3
[0029] A method for out-of-water transport of tilapia anesthetized with carbon dioxide is as follows:
[0030] 1) Preparation of carbon dioxide-saturated fresh water solution: inject fresh water into the bucket, the fresh water temperature is room temperature, then pass carbon dioxide gas into the fresh water until it reaches a saturated state, and stop feeding carbon dioxide;
[0031] 2) Carbon dioxide anesthesia: put fresh tilapia into a carbon dioxide-saturated fresh water solution, the weight ratio of fresh water to fish is not less than 3:1, and the anesthesia time is 5 minutes. When the fish is lightly anesthetized (specifically: When the swimming speed of the fish starts to slow down, the body starts to lose balance, the breathing starts to slow down, and the visual and tactile responses to stimuli decline), fish out the fish and put them into the box;
[0032] 3) Out-of-water transportation: transport the fish in the box out of water, control the temperature of the fis...
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