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Alternate culture method for ietalurus punetaus and micropterus salmoides

A channel catfish and perch reel technology, applied in the field of aquaculture, can solve problems such as difficult control of aquaculture water quality, low water body aquaculture capacity, waste of aquaculture space resources, etc., so as to improve the utilization rate of water body space, improve the economic benefits of aquaculture, and alleviate the aquaculture load Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2020-03-27
广西海洋研究所有限责任公司
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[0003] At present, channel catfish and California perch are mostly cultured in monoculture or polyculture with seedlings at the same time. In the early stage of culture, the seedlings are small and the time is long. The water body culture capacity has been low for a long time, resulting in a large waste of culture space resources; Ponds are heavily loaded, the water quality of aquaculture is difficult to control, and fish diseases are prone to outbreaks

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[0010] Breeding pool selection:

[0011] The test site is located in Nanyu Village, Dangjiang Town, Beihai City. There are 2 breeding ponds, 7 mu each, for testing and comparison, and 1 standard thick pond, 1.5 mu. The ponds are made of sediment and the water source is from the Nanliu River. The average water depth is 1.7 meters, and the drainage is convenient.

[0012] Pond cleaning:

[0013] Repair the pond, drain the pond water, remove the silt, and fully expose to the sun to loosen the soil and decompose the organic matter; 20 days before releasing the fish, add 40 cm of water, 70kg / mu of quicklime to clean the pond for disinfection, and 7 days before releasing the fish Start watering and prepare to release fish.

[0014] Breeding management:

[0015] (1) Channel catfish culture in one batch

[0016] At the beginning of September of that year, the purchased fish fry were about 100g and put into the standard thick pond. There were more than 17,500 fish in total. At the...

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Abstract

The invention discloses an alternate culture method for ietalurus punetaus and micropterus salmoides. The method comprises the following steps: breeding ietalurus punetaus, namely breeding fries of ietalurus punetaus in a strengthening pond at the beginning of September in just the year, and 2 months later, transferring the fries of the etalurus punetaus into a breeding pond, starting grown fish breeding, wherein the breeding density is 2500 fishes / mu, and the grown fish breeding stage lasts for 12 months; harvesting the fish in October in a next year, and cleaning and sterilizing the breedingpond within October and November after harvesting in the next year; performing alternate culture on micropterus salmoides, namely breeding fries of micropterus salmoides in the strengthening pond within December in the year and January in a next year, in January of a next year, putting the micropterus salmoides into the pond of the ietalurus punetaus, starting grown fish breeding, wherein the breeding density is 1500 fishes / mu, and the breeding time is 7 months; and performing harvesting in August in the next year. By adopting the method, two kinds of fishes are bred at different stages, thegrowth peak periods of the ietalurus punetaus and the micropterus salmoides are staggered, then the micropterus salmoides can be prevented from massively predating the ietalurus punetaus at early breeding stages, the breeding load can be alleviated, the water body space utilization rate is remarkably and comprehensively increased, and the breeding risk can be reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a rotation breeding method for channel catfish and California perch, belonging to the field of aquaculture. Background technique [0002] Channel catfish (Ietalurus punetaus) belongs to Siluriformes and Catfish family. It is native to the Americas. It has the characteristics of fast growth, wide temperature range, and strong disease resistance. Its meat is delicious and has high nutritional value. It can be marketed all year round. It is deeply loved by farmers, processing plants and consumers at home and abroad, and has broad prospects for breeding. Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides), commonly known as California bass and black bass, is also native to the Americas. It was introduced to my country in the early 1980s. It grows fast, adapts to a wide temperature range, and has relatively few diseases. Delicious and nutritious, easy to catch and other advantages, it has gradually become one of the main freshwater aquaculture ...

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IPC IPC(8): A01K61/10
CPCA01K61/10Y02A40/81
Inventor 赵艳飞熊向英
Owner 广西海洋研究所有限责任公司
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