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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 rotted due to a rise in water temperature. This coincided with the sea cucumber's peak feeding period, leading to intestinal diseases after consuming large amounts of decaying plants and mud.

Reason 2: Some farmers used herbicides to kill algae and pipeweed without subsequent disinfection. The decaying plants 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. If there is a large-scale evisceration, using effervescent iodine (one bottle per 2 mu) and Jiujiu oxygen (one bag per 2 mu) for two consecutive days is highly effective. Third...

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