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Sea cucumbers are exhibiting a large-scale evisceration phenomenon.

Sea cucumbers are exhibiting a large-scale evisceration phenomenon.

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Reason 1: A significant portion of the yellow pipeweed died and decayed naturally as the water temperature increased. Coincidentally, this period is the peak feeding season for sea cucumbers, and their ingestion of large quantities of rotten grass and mud resulted in intestinal diseases such as evisceration.

Reason 2: Some farmers used herbicides to kill algae and pipeweed without promptly sterilizing the area afterward. The decaying vegetation fermented, causing the pond bottom to heat up, darken, and become foul-smelling.

If the above situations are discovered promptly, using effervescent iodine (one bottle per 3 mu) can effectively control the problem. For large-scale evisceration, using effervescent iodine (one bottle per 2 mu) and Jiujiu oxygen (one bag per 2 mu) for two consecutive days is very effective. The third...

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