Aquiculture plant insectifuge

Abstract

The invention discloses an aquiculture plant insectifuge comprising the following components by the weight percentage: 15-70% of a garlicin powder, 0.2-2% of matrine, 0.5-7.5% of capsaicine, 5-25% of a fresh ginger powder, 4-20% of a cortex meliae powder, 2-20% of a betel nut powder, and 1-20% of stemona. The above components are in scientific compatibility, before use, the aquiculture plant insectifuge is soaked for 0.5-2 hours with industrial alcohol, then is spilled to a whole pool, or is taken orally by being mixed according to a ratio of 0.1-1%, and can achieve a good insect repellent effect in various aquaculture animals.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to an insect repelling preparation composed of various plant materials in the field of aquaculture. The plant preparation is soaked in alcohol and poured out or added to feed for oral administration to achieve the purpose of repelling parasites. Background technique: [0002] At present, with the improvement of people's living standards, people's demand for aquaculture products is also increasing, which greatly promotes the development of aquaculture industry, aquaculture technology is constantly improving, and the output is also increasing. Many precious aquatic products The products are on the tables of ordinary people, meeting people's demand for aquatic products. However, with the continuous improvement of aquaculture production, the aquaculture density is also increasing, and the increase in aquaculture density leads to the deterioration of the aquaculture water environment. During the aquaculture process, aquatic animals ar...

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Problems solved by technology

In the breeding process in recent years, farmers generally use trichlorfon, copper sulfate, abamectin, pyrethroids and other chemicals or pesticides to kill parasitic diseases, and some even use Malachite green, methylene blue and other products with high toxicity and high risk of carcinogenicity have seriously affected the quality of aquatic products, and even frequent drug injuries. Conflicts between

On the other hand, the increased dosage of chemicals or pesticides has also increased the resistance of parasites. Many existing national standard products have no effect on some parasites, and parasitic diseases are becoming more and more harmful in aquaculture.