Method of controlling big-standard female crab egg carrying amount of Chinese mitten crab
A large-scale technology for Chinese mitten crabs, which can be used in fish farming, application, and climate change adaptation. It can solve the problems that affect the smooth progress of breeding, the low survival rate of large-scale oviposit crabs overwintering, and the death of oviposit crabs. Achieve the effect of improving the survival rate of overwintering, low cost and strong operability
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[0010] 1. Selection and intensive cultivation of parent crabs: In early November, collect the original species of Chinese mitten crabs or mature crabs from the Yangtze River system, and refer to the standard GB / T 19783-2005 of Chinese mitten crabs to select healthy, disease-free and non-injured crabs. Large-scale brood crabs with complete appendages and well-developed gonads require male crabs of more than 200g and female crabs of more than 150g. Transfer to 2×667m after parent crabs are well marked 2 In an outdoor earthen pond of ×1.5m, males and females are reared separately for intensive cultivation. Feed fresh and live clamworms once a day, and the feeding amount is about 5% of the body weight of the parent crabs temporarily, so as to promote the fattening of the parent crabs and the further development of the gonads.
[0011] 2. Grouping of parent crabs: In late November, the parent crabs that have been intensively cultivated for 25 days are caught from the earthen pond ...
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