Animal husbandry – Entomological culture device – Egg treatment – production – or storage
Patent
1977-01-25
1978-03-28
Chamblee, Hugh R.
Animal husbandry
Entomological culture device
Egg treatment, production, or storage
A01K 6100
Patent
active
040809307
ABSTRACT:
A method for rearing commercially desirable bivalve molluscs such as oysters, clams, mussels, and scallops under artificial conditions to any marketable size in substantially reduced time periods. Oyster spat (<0.5mm) produced by known means are placed in growing tanks and fed at certain regular times with certain species of algae in unusually large quantities, at unusually high algal cell concentrations, and maintained at unusually high temperatures until oysters reach the desired size. The tanks and oysters are meticulously cleansed and seawater or other source of salts and minerals is added at regular times during the rearing period.
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patent: 3418138 (1968-12-01), Dennis et al.
patent: 3763824 (1973-10-01), Schoon
patent: 3870020 (1975-03-01), Hunt
Greenhaugh Earl Elwood
Pruder Gary David
Chamblee Hugh R.
University of Delaware
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