Sandfish hatchery techniques - English version - ACIAR
Sandfish hatchery techniques - English version - ACIAR
Sandfish hatchery techniques - English version - ACIAR
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Preparation of 20-L carboys, bags and tanks<br />
h Wash with diluted chlorine (10%), rinse and leave<br />
to dry.<br />
h Fill with 1-µm filtered and UV-sterilised<br />
seawater.<br />
h Add chlorine (12.5% active) at a concentration of<br />
0.2 ml/L for a minimum of 4 hours, or overnight<br />
for up to 24 hours without aeration.<br />
h Turn on the aeration for 10–15 minutes to remove<br />
residual chlorine. Add sodium thiosulphate (stock<br />
Figure 56. Algal culture in a 500 L tank.<br />
h<br />
h<br />
solution at 250 g/L) at a rate of 0.2 ml/L for<br />
1 hour to neutralise residual chlorine. Conduct a<br />
chlorine test.<br />
After several minutes, add agricultural fertiliser<br />
such as Aquasol (2.5 g/100 L). For diatom cultures,<br />
also add sodium metasilicate (3.75 g/100 L).<br />
Inoculate with algal cultures.<br />
Sodium metasilicate is added for diatom cultures such as Chaetoceros sp., Navicula sp. and Nitzschia sp.;<br />
diatoms use the silicate for production of an external shell.<br />
ANNEX 1: ALGAL CULTURE<br />
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