Bastard halibut ecological marking method for release counting
A marking method and flow statistics technology, which are applied in application, climate change adaptation, animal feed, etc., can solve the problems affecting the movement and predation of released fry, the difficulty of large-scale release and use, and the difficulty of recapturing identification, etc., so as to improve the survival rate of breeding , not easy to take off the label, and increase the mortality rate
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[0046] A method for ecological labeling of flounder for releasing statistics, said method for ecological labeling of flounder for releasing statistics comprises the following steps:
[0047] S1: After the cement pool is sterilized, it is used as a culture tank, and filtered water is added. The culture tank is equipped with an aeration device, and the inflation valve on the aeration device is adjusted to make the surface of the pool have microwaves. The density is 0.2~20,000 tails / m 3 , specifically through the growth of flounder and its stocking density decreases;
[0048] S2: When the larvae are 3 days old, the larvae open their mouths and start feeding the rotifers after larvae are 26-30 days old, preferably until the larvae are 27 days old, 28 days old or 29 days old;
[0049] Generally, larvae will have a certain amount of fat reserves after hatching. At this time, no additional food can be added. However, according to the research of the applicant, a small amount of food...
Embodiment 2
[0071] A method for ecological labeling of flounder for stocking research, the method comprises the following steps, see Table 2:
[0072] S1: put 50m 3 After the cement pool is sterilized, it is used as a culture tank, and filtered water is added. The culture tank is equipped with an aeration device, and the inflation valve on the aeration device is adjusted so that there are microwaves on the surface of the pool. At 15°C, the density of flounder eggs is 1.00~20000 tails / m 3 Specifically, the breeding density of flounder can be decreased through the growth of flounder;
[0073] S2: When the larvae were 3 days old, all the eggs hatched out of the larvae or the larvae opened their mouths, and the larvae began to be fed with chlorella and nutritionally enriched rotifers; the chlorella was fed from the 3rd day to the 28th day, and ~ 15 days of feeding is 1m 3 / day, 1m 3 The number of chlorella is about 100 million, and the feeding amount for 16-28 days is 3m 3 / day, per 1m...
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[0088] Choose 9 15m 3 After the cement pool is disinfected, it will be used as a culture pool, divided into three groups, each group has three pools, and each pool is filled with 8m of filtered water. 3 , adjust the inflation valve of the inflation device so that there are microwaves on the surface of the pool, the water temperature is controlled at 15°C, and 100g of flounder roe is placed in each culture pool. On the third day, all the fish eggs hatched and the larvae could be fed with rotifers. On the fifth day, after the larvae opened their mouths, nutritional fortification was carried out.
[0089] The first group: rotifers fortified with 100 million rotifers 5g enhancer and Artemia 100 million artemia 50g fortified in 3 ponds; the compound feed was commercially available conventional feed for flounder; fortifier It is a commercially available conventional enhancer.
[0090] The second group: 100 million rotifers fortified with 10 g fortifier and 100 million artemia fortif...
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