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书名:小龙虾养殖技术
定价:8.00元
作者:姚志刚著
出版社:金盾出版社
出版日期:2008-10-01
ISBN:9787508246635
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版次:1
装帧:平装
开本:32开
商品重量:0.159kg
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小龙虾是广泛分布于我国各淡水水域的水生动物,近几年,它的营养价值逐渐被认识,市场逐渐被开发,很快成为人们餐桌上的美味佳肴。市场消费的火爆和国际市场需求的增加,大大激发了人们养殖小龙虾的热情。本书主要面向广大的小龙虾养殖专业户和农村稻田养虾户,所写内容力求通俗易懂,精简实用。
内容提要
本书由湖北省荆门市水产局专家精心编著,内容包括:小龙虾的营养价值与市场前景,小龙虾的生物学特性,小龙虾的繁殖,小龙虾的苗种培育,小龙虾的池塘养殖、稻田养殖及其他养殖方式,小龙虾的暂养与运输,小龙虾的疾病防治等。内容通俗易懂,技术先进实用,适于广大小龙虾养殖专业户和稻田养虾户阅读。
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aquatic wonders: a journey into the fascinating world of crustaceans and their cultivation embark on a captivating exploration of the diverse and intricate realm of aquatic life, delving deep into the secrets of crustacean cultivation and the boundless potential it holds. this comprehensive guide unveils a universe teeming with life, from the microscopic wonders that form the base of aquatic ecosystems to the majestic creatures that grace our oceans and freshwater bodies. unveiling the microcosm: the unseen architects of aquatic health our journey begins at the foundational level, acknowledging the pivotal role of microscopic organisms in sustaining vibrant aquatic environments. we will unravel the intricate dance of phytoplankton and zooplankton, the primary producers and consumers that form the bedrock of aquatic food webs. understanding their life cycles, nutritional requirements, and the environmental factors that influence their proliferation is crucial for any successful aquatic venture. this section will delve into: phytoplankton diversity: exploring the vast array of single-celled algae, from diatoms with their intricate silica shells to dinoflagellates capable of bioluminescence. we will discuss their photosynthetic processes, their vital contribution to dissolved oxygen levels, and their susceptibility to environmental changes. zooplankton dynamics: examining the diverse groups of tiny animals that graze on phytoplankton, including copepods, cladocerans, and rotifers. we will investigate their feeding strategies, reproductive patterns, and their indispensable role in nutrient cycling and as a food source for larger organisms. bacterial communities: recognizing the unseen but indispensable work of bacteria in decomposition and nutrient transformation. we will explore the beneficial roles of nitrifying and denitrifying bacteria in maintaining water quality and the implications of imbalances in microbial populations. plankton cultivation techniques: offering practical insights into methods for cultivating specific plankton species to enhance the nutritional value of aquaculture feeds and to support larval development in various aquatic species. this includes understanding optimal light, temperature, and nutrient conditions. the allure of the shell: a deep dive into crustacean biology and husbandry shifting our focus to the captivating world of crustaceans, this section promises an in-depth exploration of their unique biology, life cycles, and the specialized requirements for their successful cultivation. we will move beyond the superficial, uncovering the fascinating adaptations and behaviors that have allowed these creatures to thrive in diverse aquatic habitats. crustacean anatomy and physiology: a detailed examination of the defining characteristics of crustaceans, including their segmented bodies, exoskeletons, and specialized appendages. we will explore their respiratory systems, circulatory systems, and digestive processes, highlighting the adaptations that enable them to survive in various aquatic environments. molting and growth: understanding the complex process of molting, a critical yet vulnerable stage in crustacean development. we will discuss the hormonal regulation of molting, the physical challenges involved, and the factors that can influence growth rates and shell quality. reproduction and larval development: unraveling the diverse reproductive strategies employed by different crustacean species, from external fertilization to complex internal mating rituals. we will trace the journey of larval development, from tiny, free-swimming nauplii to more advanced post-larval stages, detailing their nutritional needs and the environmental conditions critical for their survival. species spotlight: aquatic invertebrates of commercial interest: while not focusing on a single species, this section will provide a broad overview of commercially important crustaceans. we will discuss the ecological niches and cultivation challenges associated with various groups, including: shrimp and prawns: exploring the vast diversity within this group, from penaeid shrimp to caridean prawns, and discussing their global significance in aquaculture. we will touch upon their specific dietary needs, preferred water parameters, and common cultivation systems. lobsters and crabs: delving into the biology and cultivation potential of these highly prized crustaceans. we will examine their predatory behaviors, territoriality, and the specialized environments required for their growth and reproduction. crayfish: highlighting the resilience and adaptability of freshwater crayfish, their ecological roles, and the methods for their sustainable farming. other edible crustaceans: briefly introducing less commonly cultivated but equally fascinating edible crustaceans, showcasing the breadth of opportunities within this field. cultivating success: principles and practices for sustainable aquatic farming this segment transitions from biological understanding to practical application, outlining the essential principles and proven techniques for establishing and managing thriving aquatic farms. the emphasis will be on sustainable practices that ensure long-term productivity and environmental stewardship. site selection and pond construction: guiding readers through the critical process of choosing an appropriate location for an aquatic farm, considering factors such as water availability, soil type, and proximity to markets. we will discuss various pond designs and construction methods, including earthen ponds, raceway systems, and recirculating aquaculture systems (ras). water quality management: a cornerstone of successful aquaculture, this section will provide a detailed guide to monitoring and maintaining optimal water parameters. we will cover: dissolved oxygen: understanding the critical importance of adequate oxygen levels for aquatic respiration and strategies for aeration. temperature control: recognizing the impact of temperature on metabolic rates, growth, and disease susceptibility, and methods for managing temperature. ph and alkalinity: maintaining stable ph and alkalinity to ensure optimal water chemistry and minimize stress on aquatic organisms. ammonia and nitrite management: understanding the toxicity of nitrogenous compounds and strategies for their removal or prevention. salinity control: for brackish and marine aquaculture, understanding the importance of precise salinity levels. feeding and nutrition: exploring the science of formulating balanced diets for various aquatic species, ensuring optimal growth, health, and feed conversion ratios. we will discuss: feed ingredients and their nutritional value: understanding the roles of protein, lipids, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals in aquatic diets. feed types and delivery methods: from dry pelleted feeds to live feeds, and the techniques for efficient feed distribution. formulating custom feeds: guidance on adjusting feed formulations based on species, life stage, and environmental conditions. feeding strategies: determining appropriate feeding frequencies and amounts to maximize growth and minimize waste. disease prevention and health management: a proactive approach to safeguarding aquatic populations from disease is paramount. this section will cover: common aquatic diseases and their identification: recognizing the signs and symptoms of various bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections. biosecurity measures: implementing strict protocols to prevent the introduction and spread of pathogens. prophylactic treatments: understanding the judicious use of preventative measures. therapeutic interventions: exploring safe and effective treatment options when necessary. stress reduction techniques: identifying and mitigating factors that can lead to stress and immunocompromise. harvesting and post-harvest handling: efficient and humane harvesting techniques are essential for maximizing yield and product quality. we will discuss: harvesting methods: from netting and seining to draining ponds. grading and sorting: techniques for categorizing harvested individuals based on size and quality. processing and preservation: methods for extending shelf life and maintaining product integrity. market considerations: understanding the requirements of different markets and consumer preferences. beyond the farm: ecological integration and future horizons this final section broadens our perspective, examining the vital role of sustainable aquaculture within the larger ecological framework and exploring innovative approaches that promise to shape the future of aquatic cultivation. integrated aquaculture systems: exploring the benefits of combining aquaculture with other agricultural or ecological processes, such as aquaponics (integrating aquaculture with hydroponics) and polyculture (raising multiple species together), to enhance resource efficiency and reduce waste. environmental impact and mitigation: a critical assessment of the potential environmental impacts of aquaculture and strategies for minimizing them. this includes responsible waste management, effluent treatment, and the prevention of escapes. conservation and restoration aquaculture: discussing the role of aquaculture in supporting the conservation of endangered aquatic species and in the restoration of degraded aquatic habitats. emerging technologies and innovations: looking ahead to the cutting edge of aquatic cultivation, including advancements in genetic selection, precision feeding, remote sensing for water quality monitoring, and the development of novel sustainable feed sources. economic viability and market trends: providing insights into the economic considerations of aquatic farming, including market analysis, investment strategies, and the growing global demand for sustainably produced aquatic products. this journey through the world of aquatic wonders aims to equip readers with a comprehensive understanding of the intricate biological processes, the practical farming techniques, and the ecological considerations that underpin successful and sustainable aquatic cultivation. it is a testament to the potential of these fascinating creatures to contribute to food security, economic development, and the preservation of our precious aquatic ecosystems.