CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to deal with moss in crab ponds

1. How to deal with moss in crab ponds

Fish it out.

Moss will make the pond water thinner, affect the water fertility, affect the reproduction of phytoplankton, and reduce the natural bait for crabs.

2. How to effectively remove moss from crab ponds without harming crabs and aquatic plants

Take a look at the following and you will learn a lot! One is that there is water in the crab pond during the winter, but it is not drained in the spring, and the pond is not cleaned and disinfected; the other is that the water is added before the crab seedlings are released, but the pond is not fertilized well, resulting in the water being too clear. When there is a large number of mosses in the crab pond, the main remedial measures are: (1) When a large amount of moss appears without releasing crab seedlings, it can be killed with quicklime, and 2 kilograms can be sprinkled per acre of water surface; (2) After releasing the seedlings, raise the water level in the pond as much as possible to fertilize the water, and use appropriate drugs at the same time. Suggestions:

3. How to remove moss and protect grass in crab ponds (details)

There are special medicines to kill it, it's very simple.

4. What should I do if the crab pond where I have stocked crabs is covered with moss?

Are you a novice? The main reason for the Evergreen Terrace is that the water is too thin. You should use lime to disinfect before you put the seedlings in, and then adjust the water before you put the seedlings in. May I ask if you are a freshwater aquaculture? Do you have grass? If you don't have grass, it's easy.