CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Crab origin (Which province is the hairy crab produced in)

The main producing areas of crabs are Suzhou, Jiangsu, Gaochun, Jiangsu, Ezhou, Hubei, Nanjing, Hefei, Anhui and other areas in my country. The more common crab species include the swimming crab, the mud crab, the hairy crab, etc. When breeding crabs, it is necessary to provide them with fresh and protein-rich food to meet their nutritional needs.

Where are crabs produced? 1. Production area

The main producing areas of crabs in my country are Hubei, Nanjing, Jiangsu, Anhui, Langfang, Ma'anshan, Tianjin and other regions. Among them, Ezhou, Hubei mainly produces Liangzi Lake hairy crabs, Suzhou, Jiangsu mainly produces Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs, Hefei mainly produces Chaohu Lake crabs, and Gaochun, Jiangsu mainly produces Gucheng Lake hairy crabs.

2. Crab species

There are more than 4,000 species of crabs. The more common edible ones include the deep-sea swimming crab, blue crab, Chinese mitten crab and three-spotted swimming crab. Among them, the deep-sea swimming crab is an important marine fishing crab in my country. The blue crab is large in size and tastes delicious, while the Chinese mitten crab is the main farmed species in my country.

3. Feeding management

When breeding crabs, the specific feeding frequency needs to be determined according to seasonal changes and the weight of the crabs. When feeding crabs, they need to be provided with foods with high protein content such as earthworms, small fish, shrimps, bean cakes, fish meal, etc., and the feed must be clean and fresh to prevent the crabs from dying.

4. Patrol the pond

When breeding crabs, it is necessary to inspect the pond 1-2 times a day and remove the leftover food residues of the crabs in the pond to prevent the water from becoming turbid. In addition, oxygen supply equipment should be added to the water to increase the oxygen content in the water and reduce the mortality rate of crabs. The crab pond should also be disinfected and cleaned before releasing the crab seedlings.

1. Gucheng Lake hairy crab: Gucheng Lake hairy crab produced in Gaochun County, my country, is also an authentic Yangtze River region Chinese mitten crab. Due to the excellent water ecology, the crabs produced in Gucheng Lake have the characteristics of crisp shells, firm surface, plump limb muscles, and large individuals.

2. Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs: Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs are mainly divided into East Lake and West Lake production areas, and are known as Bacheng Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs. Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs have a long-standing reputation and are known as the "king of crabs". Now "Yangcheng Lake" has almost become synonymous with hairy crabs.

3. Baoying Lake hairy crab: Baoying is the leading water town in Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province. The 140 square kilometers of Baoying Lake, with its beautiful scenery, is like a pearl inlaid in the west. The water of Baoying Lake is crystal clear, and the Baoying Lake hairy crabs are "large, full of roe, rich in oil, strong in flavor, tender and sweet". They have the advantages of fast growth, late maturity, beautiful color, large size, rich nutrition and delicious taste, and are rated as "China's Top Ten Famous Crabs".

4. Hongze Lake hairy crabs: Hongze Lake is the fourth largest freshwater lake in China and the only lake with running water among the country's large lakes. It has excellent water quality, many shallow mudflats, lush aquatic plants, and a variety of natural snails, shellfish, fish, shrimp and other aquatic animals, which provide natural bait for hairy crabs and are very conducive to the growth of high-quality hairy crabs. There is a letter "H" on the back of the hairy crab, which is the natural "geographical indication" of the Hongze Lake hairy crabs.

5. Gaoyou Lake hairy crabs: Gaoyou Lake has excellent water quality, a unique ecological environment, and rich aquatic products. Gaoyou Lake hairy crabs are especially famous, and have become one of the royal tributes as early as the Northern Song Dynasty. The total crab production in Gaoyou City has reached more than 4,000 tons, and the breeding area is nearly 200,000 mu.

6. Taihu hairy crab: Taihu Lake is located on the southern edge of the Yangtze River Delta. It was called Zhenze and Juqu in ancient times, and is also known as Wuhu and Lizhe. It is one of the five largest freshwater lakes in China, spanning the provinces of Jiangsu and Zhejiang, bordering Wuxi to the north, Huzhou to the south, Yixing to the west, and Suzhou to the east.

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7. Junshan Lake hairy crab: Junshan Lake hairy crab is a specialty of Jinxian County, Jiangxi Province. The hairy crab is named after the Junshan Lake where it is produced. Junshan Lake covers an area of ​​320,000 mu and is recognized as the "Hometown of Chinese River Crabs".

8. Liangzi Lake hairy crab: Liangzi Lake is one of the freshwater lakes with the largest water capacity in Hubei Province. It ranks second in the province in terms of lake area. It is located on the south bank of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. It currently covers an area of ​​420,000 mu and has the largest water capacity among Hubei's freshwater lakes. Ezhou Liangzi Lake hairy crabs are fully ecologically cultivated and have obtained the product of origin mark. Brand representative: Liangzi Lake brand hairy crabs.

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