JPH01240129A - Culture of fish - Google Patents
Culture of fishInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
本発明は、マダイやヒラメなどを大規模な海洋牧場に８
いて養殖する魚類の養殖方法に関する。[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention is a method for growing red sea bream, flounder, etc. on a large-scale marine farm.
This article relates to a method for cultivating fish.
従来、海洋牧場に２いて大規模養殖を行う場合、養殖魚
の海洋牧場からの脱出を防止するために、様々な手法が
採られており、最も一般的には、網を用いる手法がある
が、これは網目体が風浪によって損傷し効く、網の保守
、維持に多大な労力と費用とを要するため、最近では網
を用いることなく、魚類に対する威嚇効果全利用する手
法が考えられている。Conventionally, when carrying out large-scale aquaculture on ocean farms, various methods have been used to prevent farmed fish from escaping from the ocean farm, and the most common method is to use nets. This is because the net is damaged by wind and waves, and it requires a great deal of effort and expense to maintain and maintain the net.Recently, methods have been considered that utilize the full effect of intimidating fish without using a net.
その１例として、音を利用する手法があり、これは水中
に８いて、ある周波数の音を発生させて魚類を威嚇し、
養殖魚の海洋牧場からの脱出を防止するものである。One example is a method that uses sound, which involves being underwater and emitting sounds at a certain frequency to intimidate fish.
This prevents farmed fish from escaping from marine farms.
ところが、水中に音波全長時間発生させていると、環境
音として魚類に慣れが生じ、魚類に対する威嚇効果が薄
れ、養殖魚の海洋牧場からの脱出を十分にかつ確実に防
止することができないという問題点がある。However, if sound waves are emitted underwater for a full period of time, fish will become accustomed to the sound as an environmental sound, reducing its intimidating effect on fish, and the problem is that it will not be possible to sufficiently and reliably prevent farmed fish from escaping from marine farms. There is.
そこで、本発明は前記の点に留意してなされ、音の威嚇
効果の薄れを防止し、養殖魚の海洋牧場からの脱出を確
実に防止できるようにすることを目的とする。Therefore, the present invention has been made with the above-mentioned points in mind, and an object of the present invention is to prevent the threatening effect of sound from fading and to reliably prevent farmed fish from escaping from a marine farm.
つぎに、前記目的を達成するための手段を、実施例に対
応する第１図ないし第３図音用いて説明する。Next, means for achieving the above object will be explained using FIGS. 1 to 3 corresponding to the embodiment.
すなわち、本発明は、放牧前に、学習用のいけす（３１
内に３いて、養殖魚に、を気刺激と所定周波数の音を同
時に所定期間与え、そののち、前記養殖魚を、遊泳遮断
部１２）に水中スピーカα１により前記所定周波数の音
をスクリーン状に発生させた海洋牧場ｆｉ＋に放牧する
ことを特徴とするものである。That is, the present invention provides a study cage (31
3, give air stimulation and sound of a predetermined frequency to the cultured fish at the same time for a predetermined period of time, and then send the sound of the predetermined frequency to the swimming cutoff section 12) using an underwater speaker α1 to screen the cultured fish. It is characterized by grazing on the generated marine pasture fi+.
〔作用］
したがって、本発明によると、放牧前の養殖魚に対し、
学習用のいけす（３）内に２いて電気刺激と所定周波数
の音が同時に所定期間与え続けられ、放牧前の養殖魚が
、前記所定周波数の音のあるところに電気刺激があるこ
とを学習するため、学習後に、養殖魚を、遊泳遮断ｉ１
２’に前記所定周波数の音をスクリーン状に発生させた
海洋牧場（１）に放牧しても、養殖魚は前記所定周波数
の音を忌避して遊泳遮断部１２：に接近することがなく
、従来のような音の威嚇効果の薄れが防止される。[Effect] Therefore, according to the present invention, for cultured fish before grazing,
Electrical stimulation and sound of a predetermined frequency are continuously applied simultaneously for a predetermined period of time in a learning cage (3), and the cultured fish before being stocked learn that electrical stimulation is present where the sound of the predetermined frequency is present. Therefore, after learning, the cultured fish are cut off from swimming i1.
Even if the farmed fish are grazed on the ocean farm (1) in which the sound of the predetermined frequency is generated in the form of a screen at 2', the farmed fish avoid the sound of the predetermined frequency and do not approach the swimming cutoff part 12:, This prevents the conventional threatening effect of sound from fading.
つぎに、本発明金、その実施例を示した歯面とともに詳
細に説明する。Next, the metal of the present invention and its embodiments will be explained in detail together with the tooth surfaces shown.
ます、ｌ実施例を示した第１図ないし第６図について説
明する。First, a description will be given of FIGS. 1 to 6 showing the first embodiment.
海洋牧場の政略を示す第２図に２いて、ｉｌ＋は入り江
などに形成された海洋牧場、（２！は海洋牧場ｆ１１の
外海との出入口に相当する遊泳遮断部、（３１は海洋牧
場［１１内に形成された学習用のいけすであり、開閉自
在の扉（４）が設けられて２す、詳細には第１図に示す
ように構成されている。In Figure 2, which shows the politics of ocean ranches, il+ is an ocean ranch formed in an inlet, (2! is a swimming barrier corresponding to the entrance to the open sea of ocean ranch f11, and (31 is an ocean ranch [11 It is a learning cage formed inside the cage, and is equipped with a door (4) that can be opened and closed, and is constructed as shown in FIG. 1 in detail.
すなわち、第１図に２いて、（５ａ）、 （５ｂ）は海
中に平行に立設された２個の電極であり、たとえば平板
状の電惨材により形成されて３す、両磁極（５ａ）、
（５りの一側に前記した扉１４＋が設けられ、他側が閉
基されていけす（３１が構成さｎている。That is, in Fig. 1, 2, (5a) and (5b) are two electrodes that are set up in parallel in the sea, and are made of, for example, a flat plate-like electric material. ),
(The door 14+ described above is provided on one side of the cage, and the other side is closed.
さらに、（６］は両ｆｔＥｆＪｊ （５ａ）、 （５ｂ
）に’ｄ ｐＥｋ印ＪＪＯして両磁極（５ａ）、 （５
ｂ）間に所定電界強度の電界ｒ形成する電源、（７）は
３ ＫＨ２以下の可変設定さｎた所定周波数の発振信号
を出力する発振器、（８）は前記発振信号を増幅する増
幅器、（９）は学習用の水中スピーカであり、いけす（
３）内の海面付近に配設され、増幅器（８）により増幅
された前記発振信号により３ＫＨ２以下の前記所定周波
数の音を海水中に放射する。Furthermore, (6] is both ftEfJj (5a), (5b
) to 'd pEk JJO and both magnetic poles (5a), (5
b) a power source that forms an electric field r with a predetermined electric field strength between the two; 9) is an underwater speaker for learning purposes, and is used in a fish tank (
3) is arranged near the sea surface in the seawater, and radiates the sound of the predetermined frequency of 3KH2 or less into the seawater by the oscillation signal amplified by the amplifier (8).
ところで、海洋牧場ｆｉ＋の遊泳遮断部（２）には、第
３図に示す工うに、遊′ＩＫ遮断用の複数個の水中スピ
ーカα０が遊泳遮断部１２１の一側及び他側の対向位置
に配設されて３す、遊泳遮断用の発振器（１１１からの
可変設定さｆした所定周波数の発振信号が、増幅６ｕｚ
Ｖｃ工り増幅されて各水中スピーカαＱに入力され、各
水中スピーカαＧから前記所定周波数の音がスクリーン
状に発生される。By the way, in the swimming cut-off section (2) of the ocean farm fi+, as shown in FIG. An oscillation signal of a predetermined frequency with a variable setting from an oscillator (111) for preventing swimming is amplified by 6 uz.
The sound is amplified by Vc and input to each underwater speaker αQ, and the sound of the predetermined frequency is generated from each underwater speaker αG in a screen shape.
そして、養殖魚１ｉ３洋牧場ｉｌ＋に放牧する場会、放
牧に先立って養殖魚全稚魚の段階で学習用のいけす（３
）に収容し、いけす＋３１内に８いて、養殖魚に電気４
１１１激と所定周波数の音を同時に与える。When the farmed fish are grazed on the 1i3 western farm il+, prior to grazing, all the farmed fish are placed in a learning cage (3
), housed in a fish tank +31, and fed the farmed fish with electricity of 4.
111 and a sound of a predetermined frequency are given at the same time.
このとき、電源１２）ｔ−第４図（ａｌに示す工うに断
続的に通′屯させるとともに、発振器（７］を第４図（
ｂｌに示す工うに断続的に作動させ、しかも電源（２１
の通電状態時に発振器（７）が作動状態となる工うに制
御し、両磁極（５ａ）、 （５ｂ）間に断続的に発生す
る電界による刺激と、水中スピーカ（９）から断続的に
発生する音とを、同時にいけす（３）内の養殖魚に与え
る。At this time, the power supply 12) is intermittently turned on to the circuit shown in FIG. 4(al), and the oscillator (7) is turned on as shown in FIG.
The equipment shown in BL is operated intermittently, and the power supply (21
The oscillator (7) is activated when the current is on, and stimulation is generated by the electric field that is generated intermittently between the two magnetic poles (5a) and (5b), and the oscillator (7) is activated intermittently from the underwater speaker (9). At the same time, sound is given to the cultured fish in the cage (3).
な２、電源１２１による印加電圧は、いけす（３）内の
養殖魚が腎き全示すくらいの軽微な刺激を受ける程度が
工く、具体的には電極（５ａ）、 （５ｂ）間の間隔ｆ
ｌ ｍとすると、体長１ｔＭのマダイの稚魚に対して
は７０■９体長１（７７＋のヒラメの稚魚に対しては９
゜Ｙの電圧が適当である。2. The voltage applied by the power source 121 should be set to such a level that the cultured fish in the cage (3) will be slightly stimulated to the extent that they will show signs of kidney failure. f
l m, for a young red sea bream with a body length of 1 tM, it is 70 x 9 body length 1 (for a young flounder of 77+, it is 9
A voltage of °Y is appropriate.
ところで、電気刺激と所定周波数の音を同時に与えられ
た養殖魚は、前記所定周波数の音のあるところに眠気刺
激があることを学習する。By the way, farmed fish that are given electrical stimulation and sound at a predetermined frequency at the same time learn that a drowsy stimulus is present where the sound at the predetermined frequency is present.
そして、この学習効果を調べるために、学習時間と電気
刺激及び前記所定周波数の廿に対する養殖魚の忌避率と
の関係を測定したところ、第５図に示すようになり、学
習時間が’ｌ’ ４間になれは、忌避率はほぼ１００％
で砲相し始め、弗５図から１時間の学習で十分な効果が
得られることがわかる。In order to investigate this learning effect, we measured the relationship between the learning time and the repellency rate of farmed fish in response to electric stimulation and the frequency of the predetermined frequency, as shown in Figure 5, and the learning time was 'l' 4 In between, the repellency rate is almost 100%.
From Figure 5, it can be seen that a sufficient effect can be obtained with one hour of study.
従って、いけす（３）内に３いて、養殖魚にヌ寸し、電
気刺激と前記所定周波数の音とを前記したＴ時間ノ１迷
絖して与えることにより、はぼ１００％の宏殖魚が、前
記所定周波数の音のあるところに電気刺激があること全
学習する。Therefore, by keeping the cultured fish in the cage (3) and applying electrical stimulation and the sound of the predetermined frequency for the above-mentioned T time, 100% of the fish can be grown. However, it learns that there is electrical stimulation wherever there is a sound of the predetermined frequency.
そして、この工うに学習した養殖魚を、水中スピーカα
Ｇにより遊泳遮＃ ｇｌＩｓ＋２１に前記所定周波数の
音をスクリーン状に発生させた海洋牧場（１）に放牧す
ると、学習効果により、養殖魚は水中スピーカ００によ
る所定周波数の合音忌避し、遊泳遮断部（２１から脱出
する４ｍ魚はほとんどない。Then, the farmed fish learned from this process were used as an underwater speaker α.
When the fish are grazed on the ocean farm (1) where the sound of the predetermined frequency is generated in the form of a screen at swimming barrier #glIs+21 by G, due to the learning effect, the cultured fish avoids the combined sound of the predetermined frequency from the underwater speaker 00, and the swimming barrier section (There are almost no 4m fish that escape from 21.
このとき、学習の有無による音の威嚇効果のちがい全調
べるために、遊泳遮断部１２１に水中スピーカαＯによ
る音を発生させた状況で、放牧期間と遮断率との閃保全
測定したところ、学習していない魚及び学習した養殖魚
の遮断率は、それぞれ第６図中の１点鎖線及び実線に示
す工うになった。At this time, in order to fully investigate the difference in the threatening effect of sound depending on the presence or absence of learning, we measured the flash maintenance of the grazing period and the blocking rate under the condition that the swimming blocking section 121 generated sound from the underwater speaker αO. The interception rates of fish that have not been tested and cultured fish that have learned are as shown by the dashed-dotted line and solid line in Figure 6, respectively.
すなわち、学習をしていない養殖魚の場合、水中スピー
カαＯによる音にすぐに慣れて音の威嚇効果が短期間で
薄れ、放牧後わずかな期間で遮断率が急減するのに対し
、学習？した＃殖魚の場合、学習によって音の威嚇効果
の薄れが防止され、高い遮断率が長期間継続し、養殖魚
の１洋牧場（１）からの脱出が確実に防止できることに
なる。In other words, in the case of farmed fish that have not learned, they quickly get used to the sound from the underwater speaker αO, the threatening effect of the sound fades in a short period of time, and the blocking rate rapidly decreases within a short period of time after being grazed. In the case of farmed fish, learning prevents the threatening effect of the sound from fading, and a high blocking rate continues for a long period of time, making it possible to reliably prevent the farmed fish from escaping from the 1-yo farm (1).
ところで、養殖魚の学習効果の低下による遮断率の低下
が見られた場合には、再び養殖魚を学習用のいけす（３
）内に２いて学習させるか、あるいは第７図に示す工う
に、海洋牧場（１）の遊泳！！断ｆｆ１ｓ ＋２１に、
それぞれ複数個の棒状電極金はぼ等間隔に配夕りし、か
つ電気的に接続して形成した２個の電極列（１３ａ）、
（ｊａｂ）を平行に配設し、制御回路す４１に工り電
源（１６）を駆動して両電極列（Ｈｌａ）、 （１３ｂ
）間に所定電界強度の電界を形成し、水中スピーカαＧ
による音と併用し、学習効果の低下を抑制すれば工い。By the way, if a decrease in the cutoff rate is observed due to a decrease in the learning effect of farmed fish, the cultured fish may be placed in the learning cage (3
) in the sea urchin (1) swimming! ! ff1s +21,
two electrode rows (13a) each formed with a plurality of rod-shaped gold electrodes arranged at approximately equal intervals and electrically connected;
(jab) are arranged in parallel, and a power supply (16) is installed in the control circuit 41 to drive both electrode arrays (Hla) and (13b
) to form an electric field with a predetermined electric field strength between the underwater speaker αG
It is effective to suppress the decline in learning effect by using it in conjunction with sound.
［発明の効果］
本発明は、以上説明した工うに４成されているので、以
下に記載する工うな効果？奏する。[Effects of the Invention] The present invention has the four methods described above, and therefore has the following effects. play.
放牧…Ｊの養殖魚に対し、学習用のいけす内にどいて電
気刺激と所定周波数の合音同時に所定期間与え続けるこ
とにより、放牧前の養殖魚に、前記所定周波数の音のあ
るところに電気刺激があることを学習させることができ
るため、学習後に、養殖魚を、遊泳遮断部に前記所定周
波数の音をスクリーン状に発生させた海洋牧場に放牧し
ても、養殖魚に前記所定周波数の音を忌避して遊泳遮断
部に接近することがなく、従来の工うな音の威嚇効果の
薄れ全防止することができ、音の威嚇に工って養殖魚の
海洋牧場からの脱出を確実に防止することが可能となる
。Grazing...J's cultured fish are placed in a learning cage and given electrical stimulation and a synchronized sound of a predetermined frequency for a predetermined period of time. Since it is possible to make the fish learn that there is a stimulus, even if, after learning, the farmed fish are grazed on a marine farm where the swimming cut-off part generates the sound of the predetermined frequency in the form of a screen, the farmed fish will not hear the sound of the predetermined frequency. By avoiding the sound and not approaching the swimming barrier, it is possible to completely prevent the threatening effect of the conventional sound from fading, and to use the threat of sound to reliably prevent farmed fish from escaping from the marine farm. It becomes possible to do so.
図面は、本発明の魚類の養殖方法の実施例を示し、第１
図ないし第６図は１実施例を示し、第１図は一部の正囲
図、第２図及び第３図は海洋牧場の・概略平囲図及び模
式図、第４図（ａｌ、 （ｂｌは電源の通電パターン図
及び発振器の作動パターン図、第５図は学習時間と忌避
率との関係図、第６図は放牧期間と遮断率との関係図、
第７図は他の実施例の一部の斜視図である。
ｉｌ＋・・・海洋牧場、（２）・・遊泳遮断部、（３）
・・・いけす、αＯ・・・水中スピーカ。
代理人 弁理士 藤 １）龍太部
第１図
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Ｗ２１ｐ
第 ３ ワ
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方友７友美月Ｍ→The drawings show an embodiment of the fish farming method of the present invention, and the first
Figures to Figures 6 show one embodiment, Figure 1 is a partial square diagram, Figures 2 and 3 are a schematic diagram and schematic diagram of a marine farm, and Figure 4 (al, bl is a power supply energization pattern diagram and an oscillator operation pattern diagram, Figure 5 is a relationship diagram between learning time and repellent rate, Figure 6 is a relationship diagram between grazing period and cutoff rate,
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a portion of another embodiment. il+...Marine farm, (2)...Swimming block, (3)
...fish tank, αO...underwater speaker. Agent Patent Attorney Fuji 1) Ryutabu Figure 1 J117 W21p No. 3 WaO Shozoginkaku - Yahotomo 7 Tomomi Mizuki M→
Claims (1)
、電気刺激と所定周波数の音を同時に所定期間与え、そ
ののち、前記養殖魚を、遊泳遮断部に水中スピーカによ
り前記所定周波数の音をスクリーン状に発生させた海洋
牧場に放牧することを特徴とする魚類の養殖方法。(1) Before grazing, electrical stimulation and sound of a predetermined frequency are simultaneously applied to the cultured fish for a predetermined period of time in the learning cage, and then the cultured fish is exposed to the sound of the predetermined frequency using an underwater speaker in the swimming cutoff section. A method for cultivating fish, characterized by grazing them on an ocean farm that generates sound in the form of a screen.
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