Ecological circulation culture method and device for algae, prawns and sinonovacula constricta in winter
A technology of ecological cycle and cultivation method, applied in the direction of microorganism-based method, biochemical cleaning device, biochemical equipment and method, etc., can solve the problem of impossible to guarantee water quality at all times, decrease of fecundity of seaweed, and growth of constricted razor. Low speed and other problems, to avoid the reproduction of pathogenic microorganisms, reduce the probability of shrimp disease, and shorten the breeding cycle.
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[0074] (1) Cultivate microalgae: Thalassiosira wilsonii needs to be cultivated in three stages before it can be put into the shrimp culture pond.
[0075] The tertiary culture is specifically as follows: the primary culture is statically cultured in a 5000 glass Erlenmeyer flask, and the inoculation density is 10-15cell·μL -1 After 5-10 days, the density reaches 200cell·μL -1 About; Secondary culture is cultured in 50 plastic white buckets with aerated culture, inoculation density 4-5cell·μL -1 , the density reached 80-100cell·μL after 4-6 days of culture -1 ;The tertiary culture is aerated in a 9m×width 6m×height 1.2m cement pool, and the density reaches 20-30cell·μL after 5-8 days -1 , the top of the algae pool is covered with a thermal insulation plastic shed;
[0076] (2) Cultivate prawns: wipe the bottom of the high-level shrimp pond with black plastic film or concrete, pass into seawater after disinfecting and eliminating harmful effects according to conventional bree...
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