| 摘要 |
A process for incubating octopus and an incubator, which promotes a massive handle of the egg-laying, which ensures the viability of embryos and reduces the spaces required to handle the same. The incubation process starts when the female lays the eggs in a nest designed to promote the anchoring of the eggs to the nest cap. Said cap is located in an incubation system having sea water recirculation under controlled conditions, which provides a suitable environment for developing octopus embryos. The result obtained by lab tests has shown that said system is as efficient as that obtained when females take care of the eggs, but with the advantage that the present artificial incubation system occupies a reduced space, less water and allows the female to be used as a product of the culture system. |
