Intensive culture method for improving rhinogobio ventralis larva culture survival rate
A technology for the survival rate of albacores, which is applied in the field of intensive cultivation of high survival rate of albacores seedlings, can solve the problems that juvenile fish are easily infected with small melon worms, etc., to reduce the probability of infection of fry, reduce the Possibility, the effect of reducing the probability of the outbreak of small melon worms
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[0032] An intensive culture method for improving the survival rate of albacore seedling cultivation, the method comprises the following steps:
[0033] Step 1: Pre-larvae cultivation: In a small water body culture pond, the albacore larvae with a fish age of 1 day to 6 days are cultured in still water. During the breeding process, micro-aeration is used to cultivate the albacore larvae. Density 800-1000 tails / cubic meter; shading treatment above the small water body culture pond,
[0034] When the albacore larvae grow to 5 days to 6 days old, start feeding a small amount of rotifers in the small water body culture pond (the feeding amount is 0.1 rotifers / ml in the water body), and feed once a day (8:30 in the morning), after starting to feed the rotifers, clean the small water body breeding pond once a day;
[0035] Step 2: Cultivation of late larvae: continue to culture the albacore larvae cultured in step 1 in the small water body culture pond until the fin rays are basical...
Embodiment 2
[0054] An intensive culture method for improving the survival rate of albacore seedling cultivation, the method comprises the following steps:
[0055] Step 1: Pre-larvae cultivation: In a small water body culture pond, the albacore larvae with a fish age of 1 day to 6 days are cultured in still water. During the breeding process, micro-aeration is used to cultivate the albacore larvae. Density 800-1000 tails / cubic meter; shading treatment above the small water body culture pond,
[0056] When the albacore larvae grow to 5 days to 6 days old, start feeding a small amount of rotifers in the small water body culture pond (the feeding amount is 0.1 rotifers / ml in the water body), and feed once a day (8:30 in the morning), after starting to feed the rotifers, clean the small water body breeding pond once a day;
[0057] Step 2: Cultivation of late larvae: continue to culture the albacore larvae cultured in step 1 in the small water body culture pond until the fin rays are basical...
Embodiment 3
[0076] An intensive culture method for improving the survival rate of albacore seedling cultivation, the method comprises the following steps:
[0077] Step 1: Pre-larvae cultivation: In a small water body culture pond, the albacore larvae with a fish age of 1 day to 6 days are cultured in still water. During the breeding process, micro-aeration is used to cultivate the albacore larvae. Density 800-1000 tails / cubic meter; shading treatment above the small water body culture pond,
[0078] When the albacore larvae grow to 5 days to 6 days old, start feeding a small amount of rotifers in the small water body culture pond (the feeding amount is 0.1 rotifers / ml in the water body), and feed once a day (8:30 in the morning), after starting to feed the rotifers, clean the small water body breeding pond once a day;
[0079] Step 2: Cultivation of late larvae: continue to culture the albacore larvae cultured in step 1 in the small water body culture pond until the fin rays are basical...
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