Q: what are the requirements for the daily management of Monopterus Albus cage culture?

A: when raising ricefield eels in soilless cages in deep water, there are great difficulties in catching leftover food and removing dead eels. For this reason, the "pushing and arranging method" should be adopted and managed. The "pushing and arranging method" is to slowly push the floating row of aquatic plants at one end of the cage to the other end, so that the floating rows of aquatic plants at both ends of the cage merge at one end. In this way, one end of the cage has a blank water surface with an area of 1 to 3, which is convenient for operation. If you need to operate the other end, the floating row of the merged aquatic plants can be slowly pushed to the other end. If you need to check the middle end, you can separate the merged float so that the two rows return to their original positions. With such a push, the whole cage can be rotated for inspection or daily management. For the cage cultured in the pond, it is necessary to keep the water level stable, pay attention to the summer heat prevention work of Monopterus Albus, and the water level should not be too shallow to prevent the growth of rice field eel from being affected by excessive water temperature.