You do not need to cement the traps or any thing else as we have treated the material with natural Calcium that attracts Spat. This is the best two methods of catching Natural spat. The other method is by attaching the Spat traps to a Horizontal Line / Back bone with floats so the spat traps hang down vertical in the first 1m of the water table, allowing the the water to flow through which enables the Spat to attach to the spat Collectors as they past through the spat trap. You need a rack system is to keep the Spat traps of the bottom away from Potential issues like mud worm or any other parasites that is like to harm the oysters. In your case due to ice you will be require to removable rack system each year the reason. As the water moves through the spat trap the Spat will attach itself to the Spat catcher in the spat trap. This allows the splat which is generally with in the first 1m of the water table. Once this has been achieved the spat trap can be used in two different methodsįirst By Setting the traps on a rack set up on the side of the waters edge so the Spat trap is out of the water at low tide and Under the water at High tide. This is achieved by using the Zapco Spat trapįirst you need to identify a location where oysters spawn. If Hatchery spat is not available in your location the next best option is catching your own Natural Spat. We recommend both methods but Highly recommend not to introduce species for out side of your Location In other words do not import oysters from other locations as this can potentially have environmental issues in the future as we have seen all over the world. There are different methods of oyster farming some people use Hatchery spat some catch natural spat this all depends on availability of Spat. Storm Clips with TPU Lanyards – Perfect for long line floating bag suspended intertidal cage and oyster tumbler systems.Typhoon Tumbler Line – Designed specifically for farming with grow-out tumblers.Hurricane Line – Developed for longline shellfish cultivation systems and other aquatic environments.Spat Catchers – Spat catcher slats made from a special formulated calcium filled flexible plastic resin.Grow Out Tumblers – Perfect for growing out spat from 3 mm to fully grown oysters.Oyster Long Line Square Mesh Bags – NEW EZ Assembly square bags – Assemble a bag in under 90 seconds.Pillow Shaped Long Line Floating Bags – Taps into the nutrient and oxygen rich surface water which enables the oyster to grow much faster than traditional inter tidal oyster farming.AquaFlow 4 Bag Flip ‘N’ Grow Cultivation System – Quick to assemble 4 bag cage system designed for longevity in the marine environment.AquaFlow 6 Bag Flip ‘N’ Grow Cultivation System – The only quick to assemble multi bag cage system designed for longevity in the marine environment.Our equipment is used throughout Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United States, China, Taiwan, Korea, Denmark, and countless other countries.
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For the purposes of Section 216(1) of the Fisheries Management Act 1994, the permit holder is authorised to import and place onto the leases authorised by this permit, Sydney Rock Oyster spat produced by Western Australian Shellfish Hatchery Pty Ltd under the provisions specified in the Shellfish Hatchery Protocol - Production and Translocation into NSW of Sydney Rock Oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) spat produced by Western Australian Shellfish Hatchery Pty Ltd, Western Australia.The full Zapco Aquaculture Oyster Farming Product Line.SROWA - Import Sydney Rock Oyster spat from Western Australian hatchery For the purposes of Section 216(1) of the Fisheries Management Act 1994, the permit holder is authorised to import and place onto the leases authorised by this permit, Sydney Rock Oyster spat produced by Victorian Shellfish Hatchery Pty Ltd under the provisions specified in the Shellfish Hatchery Protocol – Production and Translocation into NSW Waters of Sydney Rock Oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) spat produced by Victorian Shellfish Hatchery Pty Ltd.SROVIC - Import Sydney Rock Oyster spat from Victorian hatchery For the purposes of Section 216(1) of the Fisheries Management Act 1994, the permit holder is authorised to import and place onto the leases authorised by this permit, Sydney Rock Oysters produced by AquaFarms Queensland Pty Ltd, under the provisions specified in the Shellfish Hatchery Protocol – Production and Translocation into NSW of Sydney Rock Oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) spat produced by AquaFarms Queensland Pty Ltd, Queensland.SROQLD - Import Sydney Rock Oyster spat from Queensland hatchery
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