Sea cucumbers are exhibiting a large-scale evisceration phenomenon.


Release time:

2025-03-25

Reason 1: A large portion of the yellow pipeweed died naturally and rotted as the water temperature rose. This period happened to coincide with the peak feeding season for sea cucumbers, which caused them to ingest a large amount of rotten plants and mud, leading to intestinal diseases such as evisceration. Reason 2: Some farmers used herbicides to kill algae and pipeweed, but did not disinfect them in time. The rotten plants fermented and rotted, causing the bottom of the pond to heat up, turn black, and become foul-smelling. If the above situation is discovered in time, using effervescent iodine (one bottle per 3 mu of land) can effectively control it. If there is large-scale evisceration, using effervescent iodine (one bottle per 2 mu of land) and Jiujiu oxygen (one bag per 2 mu of land) for two consecutive days will yield good results. The third...

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...