Scallop seed production by SISP

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Raw see water was introduced in 20 tons cylinder tank at Arturo Prat University Marine Science laboratory in Iquique Chile in September 22, 2011. Agriculture fertilizers, nitrate 159 g and phosphate 27 g, were applied at 20 tons of water volume at Day 1. Sea water supplied daily at approximately 10 % water exchange rate. Phytoplankton were bloomed and water color turned to green. Copepoda observed at density of 0.2 ind/ml at Day 20.

Scallop larvae (Day 1, 16 million approximately) stocked and installed juvenile collectors, 24 bags, at Day 21 in October 13.



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