1, prevention and treatment of bacteria and pathogens: copper sulfate can kill bacteria and pathogens in fish ponds and play a role in preventing and treating various diseases. Because aquatic animals are not sensitive to copper sulfate, copper sulfate is often used for disinfection and sterilization in some aquaculture processes.
2. Prevent the growth of algae: Copper sulfate can inhibit the growth of algae in water, effectively control the reproduction of algae in fish ponds, and ensure the smoothness and cleanliness of fish pond water.
3. Improve water quality: Copper sulfate can reduce the pH value and oxygen content in water, improve the ecological environment of fish ponds, and be beneficial to the growth of microorganisms in water.
4. Anti-corrosion and moth prevention: Copper sulfate has a certain anti-corrosion and moth prevention effect, which can prolong the service life of fish pond facilities and reduce the damage rate of facilities.
However, it should be noted that although copper sulfate does little harm to aquatic organisms such as fish, if it is used in excess or at a high concentration, it will cause certain harm or even death to aquatic animals and plants. Therefore, when using copper sulfate, it must be used according to the standard dosage, and pay attention to regularly testing the water quality of fish ponds to ensure the safety of animals and plants.
Before using copper sulfate, be sure to understand the local environmental protection laws and regulations and abide by them. Copper sulfate is a water-soluble compound, so if it is used excessively, it may lead to the accumulation of copper sulfate in fish ponds, causing pollution and environmental problems. Therefore, it must be used with caution and comply with environmental regulations.
Suggestion on using copper sulfate
It is suggested that when using copper sulfate to disinfect or prevent fish ponds, read the product description carefully and use copper sulfate appropriately according to the actual situation to avoid unnecessary damage to the water environment and aquatic animals and plants. At the same time, the water quality management of fish ponds should not only rely on chemical agents, but also prevent and control the change of water quality from the source. For example, changing water regularly, strengthening ventilation in fish ponds and adjusting the quantity and types of feed are all effective ways to reduce drug use.