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Raising Monopterus albus in rice fields is simple and can increase production. How to prevent eel from escaping?
Monopterus albus, also known as eel and long fish, is a benthic fish. Its biggest feature is that it likes to drill holes, and it is usually hidden in holes in natural environment. With the increase of market demand, it is difficult for wild production to meet the market demand now, so many aquaculture farmers began to breed Monopterus albus. How to effectively prevent eel loach from escaping in rice field? I use my years of experience in raising eels in rice fields to explain to you how to prevent eels and loaches from escaping.

The first thing is to buy an escape net. The choice of net must be strong and durable. It must be able to withstand salt and alkali, corrosion and flood. Better pave more roads. After all, eel likes to drill around the corner all the time. When laying, the silt with a depth of 1 m is dug out, then the net is put down and leveled with silt, but it needs to be replaced every three years. Because it is free-range, fish often run away or get lost.

It is very important to reinforce the ridge. Firstly, the ridge was widened and raised for loach cultivation in rice fields. General ridge height 1250px, width 875px. The ridge should be at least 750px above the water surface, with steep slope and firm ridge. There are two ways to cultivate Monopterus albus and Misgurnus anguillicaudatus in rice fields. One method is to put loach and loach directly without transforming paddy fields. The other way is to transform paddy fields into rice and shrimp fields, leaving inner ridges and deep ditches.

When building a ridge, it must be built firmly. It is what we often say: reinforcement, widening and heightening. Misgurnus anguillicaudatus and eels will not go ashore directly, but if the dam breaks, the water enters the mouse hole and rises over the ridge, they will all escape. However, at present, there is a new farming mode of Monopterus albus and Misgurnus anguillicaudatus, that is, mixed farming in rice fields, in order to increase the extra income of rice fields. Therefore, we must be fully prepared in this regard, especially in heavy rain.