Water quality regulation agent applied to giant salamander

Abstract

The invention discloses a water quality regulation agent applied to giant salamander. The water quality regulation agent is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 15-20 parts of microorganism bacterium agents, 15-20 parts of folium artemisiae argyi powder, 30-40 parts of adsorbents, 10-15 parts of sodium hydrogen carbonate and 10-15 parts of pectinase, wherein the adsorbents are prepared from modified montmorillonite and tourmaline ceramsite. According to the water quality regulation agent, the materials mutually cooperate to commonly regulate the water quality through multiple effects of adsorbing, flocculating and decomposing toxic materials, improving water microorganism communities, regulating the pH of the water and clarifying the water; meanwhile, secondary toxic materials and secondary pollution are not generated; the suitable water quality environment is provided for the growth of the giant salamander.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of water quality regulators, in particular to a water quality regulator for salamanders. Background technique [0002] Salamander is also called giant salamander. Salamander loves cleanliness and is afraid of dirty. It has very strict requirements on the water quality of its environment. Wild salamanders generally live in deep mountains, canyons, streams and rivers with good natural vegetation, no pollution, and less human involvement. For salamander artificial breeding in mountainous areas, the water source is best to choose small streams and springs with perennial water, or the bottom water of large and medium-sized reservoirs with fresh water quality. In short, the water quality should be fresh, fresh, pollution-free, with high dissolved oxygen content and pH value. Neutral. [0003] At present, during the breeding process of giant salamanders, frequent water changes or adding water quality regulators a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, during the breeding process of giant salamanders, frequent water changes or adding water quality regulators are often used to maintain the water quality environment in which giant salamanders live. However, frequent water changes waste water resources and are time-consuming and laborious; current water quality regulators are often antibiotics and chemical regulators. , it is easy to cause antibiotic residues and toxic substances, which is not conducive to the growth of salamanders, and the purification effect is not high