A kind of method of bullhead seabream batch breeding

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for mass breeding of bullhead seabream. A pond with mud at the bottom of a soil pond is used as a spawning pond, and a flat-bottomed ceramic container turned upside down on the bottom of the pond is used as an egg attachment device, and is selected and stocked in a suitable temperature season. Broodstock, with an appropriate ratio of male to female, then hatch the fertilized eggs in an aquarium sheltered from light, and the fry are cultivated in the fish tank. The method of the present invention has the technical characteristics of high spawning rate, high hatching survival rate, less fry loss from hatching, large fry output, simple operation process and easy implementation, and is applicable to half-mouth hatching fish and slate-spawning fish. Large-scale production of fry.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of aquatic breeding, in particular to a method for mass breeding of bullhead seabream. Background technique [0002] The bullhead seabream belongs to the cichlid family of the order Perciformes and is a common species of tropical ornamental fish. The body shape of this fish is approximately oval, with flat sides. The male fish has a protruding head and a bright blue-green metallic luster. The female fish is grayish brown, and the scales are less reflective. The adult male fish is larger than the female fish. The bullhead seabream is native to South America and lives in the tropical rainforest environment. It is omnivorous and adapts to a water temperature of 20-32°C. The reproductive habits of bullhead seabream are as follows: the time of first sexual maturity is 10-12 months, the first sexual maturity of male fish is 12-13cm in length, and the first sexual maturity of female fish is 10-11cm in length. Eggs are laid...

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Problems solved by technology

The disadvantages of this breeding method are: ① the broodstock lay eggs at any position on the bottom of the pond, and cannot be collected in a directional way for artificial hatching; ② after the fish are hatched and released from the mouth of the broodstock, it is easy to be caught by other fish or predators. Swallowing, and there is a lack of palatable bait for fry in the cement pond, and the survival rate is extremely low; ③Every time you collect fry, you need to pull all the broodstock in the pond to the net, and then check whether the broodstock contains fry one by one, so it will disturb the broodstock for at least three or four days It can return to normal, resulting in the prolongation of the spawning cycle and the decrease of the annual egg production; ④ Pulling the net will cause great damage to the hatching fish eggs, and at the same time cause serious damage to the subsequent reproductive physiology of the broodstock of the fish eggs