Live transportation method for multiplication and release of short octopus seedlings
A live transport, multiplication and release technology, applied in the fields of application, fish farming, animal husbandry, etc., can solve the problems of decreased survival rate of short octopus seedlings, inconvenient transportation, exhaustion of natural resources, etc., to reduce the probability of cannibalism, reduce the Mutual cannibalism and the effect of improving the survival rate
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[0022] Step 1, medium preparation: use rice husk as the medium. Select rice husks newly produced that year with a length of 7mm-10mm, a width of 3mm-5mm, a thickness of 25-30um, and a golden or yellowish-brown color as the medium; wash the rice husks with seawater for 3-5 times, and use salinity Soak the rice husk in 29‰~31‰ seawater for 22h-24h to make the rice husk fully absorb water; then filter the seawater in the rice husk to make sure there is no water dripping from the rice husk, and then use 20×10 -6 Soak the rice husks with potassium permanganate for 20 minutes, rinse the rice husks 3-5 times with seawater with a salinity of 29‰~31‰, and set aside.
[0023] Step 2, prepare with water. Use a filter sand tank to remove suspended particles in seawater, put the seawater from which suspended particles have been removed into a clean storage tank, and then use a 120-mesh nano air stone to oxygenate to saturation, and adjust the seawater temperature to 20°C to 23°C. Seawate...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Step 1, medium preparation: use rice husk as the medium. Select rice husks newly produced in that year with a length of 7mm-10mm, a width of 3mm-5mm, and a thickness of 25-30um, with a golden or yellowish-brown color as the filling medium for transporting seawater; wash the rice husks with seawater that removes suspended particles for 3 -5 times, use seawater with a salinity of 29‰~31‰ to soak the rice husk for 24 hours, so that the rice husk can fully absorb water; ×10 -6 Soak the rice husks with potassium permanganate for 20 minutes, rinse the rice husks 3-5 times with seawater with a salinity of 29‰~31‰, and set aside.
[0029] Step 2, prepare with water. Use a filter sand tank to remove suspended particles in seawater, put the seawater from which suspended particles have been removed into a clean storage tank, and then use a 120-mesh nano air stone to oxygenate to saturation, and adjust the temperature of seawater to maintain it at 20°C to 23°C, of which The be...
Embodiment 3
[0036] 120,000 octopus seedlings with an average carcass length of about 1.2cm were transported from the breeding base on the coast of the Yellow Sea in China to the adjacent 68km sea area for proliferation and release. The survival rate of octopus seedlings was as high as 98.5%. The probability is only 1.5%.
[0037] Step 1, medium preparation: use rice husk as the medium. Select 600kg of rice husks and wash them with seawater for 3-5 times, soak the rice husks in seawater with a salinity of 29‰~31‰ for 24 hours to make the rice husks fully absorb water; then use a 20-mesh screen to filter the seawater in the rice husks, Rice husk drip-free, again using 20×10 -6 Soak the rice husks with potassium permanganate for 20 minutes, rinse the rice husks 3-5 times with seawater with a salinity of 29‰~31‰, and set aside.
[0038] Step 2, prepare with water. Use a filter sand tank to remove suspended particles in seawater, put the seawater from which suspended particles have been rem...
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