Super Ranch: Brothers come to Africa to farm

These Nile barramundi eat a lot of food. Do you really need to put bottom fish and shrimp in them regularly?

The bottom fish and shrimp I put in earlier may not last long, but spending so much money to purchase and put them in for a long time is a bit too high!

Isn’t this just working for those profiteers who raise bottom fish and shrimp?

However, Wang Lu still planned to take a look at the situation first. After all, the system cannot be judged by common sense.

As time went by, Parker became more and more concerned about the situation in the territorial waters and reported to Wang Lu almost every other day.

The point is that the ecological environment in our own waters seems to be getting better day by day. The most intuitive manifestation is that the number of freshwater organisms and fish in the waters is increasing, especially those Nile barramundi. If you stare for a while, you can see the water splashing by these guys.

It seems as if all the Nile barramundi in Lake Victoria have come to this water area.

Wang Lu was naturally not surprised by this.

But what surprised him was another piece of news reported by Parker:

"Boss, the feeding habits of the Nile barramundi seem to have changed somewhat. The divers we invited observed them feeding on freshwater algae while underwater..."

When Parker said this, there was an incredible look on his entire face.

After all, the Nile barramundi is a standard carnivorous and fast freshwater fish. It basically only preys on protein-rich prey such as small fish, shrimps or aquatic insects. Generally speaking, it is not sensitive to plants, algae and the like in the water at all. Interested.

Wang Lu looked at the footage taken by the divers. Several Nile barramundi were among the algae on the lake bed. They opened their mouths to eat the algae, and they seemed to be very happy...

When Wang Lu saw this, a stone fell from his heart.

It has to be you, the system!

The vitality energy produced by the system is really powerful!

Wang Lu naturally knew that these Nile barramundi were not interested in the algae, but in the vitality energy contained in the algae.

Obviously, these guys know very well that energy will be lost when transmitted from layer to layer.

Those vitality energies nourish the algae, and then are eaten by plankton, bottom fish and shrimp, and finally are captured by them, the top predators in the waters. How many middlemen make the difference in the price, eating the algae directly without making any money for the middlemen. Price difference opportunity.

This is undoubtedly good news for Wang Lu, which can greatly reduce the frequency of Nile barramundi hunting common fish and shrimps.

And things like algae grow very quickly!

As long as this thing grows, its cycle is calculated on a daily basis. No matter how much these Nile barramundi eat, they may not be able to eat the various types of algae in these lakes until they become as extinct as the native fish. situation.

In this way, the basic ecological environment of the waters in your territory is guaranteed.

Wang Lu even had a sudden idea and asked Parker to find some professionals to randomly mark several Nile barramundi in the waters of his territory, and then track them to see their growth.

This is not difficult at all. Just catch a few Nile perch at random, implant harmless tracking signals in their bodies, and catch them based on the position of the signal every once in a while to know their specific growth. .

Parker also very efficiently recruited talents who specialize in developing this kind of tracking signal. In fact, some aquatic animal protection organizations have such signal trackers. This guy donated 10,000 US dollars to a local company in the name of Wang Lu. The Aquatic Animal Protection Organization has taken care of this!

After the equipment is completed, the next step is to prepare for salvage. Wang Lu also participated in it personally, intending to see how lively the waters in his territory were.

Obviously, the three speedboats purchased previously are undoubtedly very useful for patrolling and pursuing operations in the waters, but they are somewhat unsatisfactory when used for fishing operations.

So Wang Lu also made a big move and rented a professional fishing boat and the people on the boat to fish for himself.

"Boss, after this time we can consider purchasing fishing boats. With the development speed of our waters, there is no doubt that there will be many places where we can use fishing boats in the future!"

Parker sincerely gave Wang Lu advice.

Wang Lu also fully agrees with this. By then, these Nile barramundi will be caught to generate economic value for themselves. Otherwise, why would Wang Lu bother to inject vitality and energy into the entire water area?

And Wang Lu has already imagined that after the hotel is completed in the future, it will probably be equipped with a yacht to provide tourists with tour services in the lake area.

Or some interested tourists can experience the fun of fishing in the lake area by driving their own boats. In short, some necessary boats still need to be equipped.

But the most important thing right now is this fishing operation!

At Wang Lu's signal, the chartered fishing boat began to slowly sail away from the shore, began to travel through the waters belonging to Wang Lu, and randomly lowered the net.

Several boatmen were lowering the trawl net into the water, while Wang Lu, Parker and the veterans stood beside the ship's side, looking forward to the results of the net.

After the entire trawl net was put into the water, the fishing boat under him sailed forward at full power. After dragging the trawl net for a certain distance, he started the winch on the ship and gradually recovered the trawl net in the water.

From the creaking sound of the winch, Wang Lu knew that the net would yield a huge harvest, and Wang Lu was looking forward to it even more.

Soon as the trawl gradually emerged from the water, a veteran shouted:

"Master, we have the goods!"

Wang Lu took a closer look and sure enough, he saw a few fish hanging on the trawl net above the water, including a Nile barramundi.

This thing is indeed one of the most ferocious freshwater fish. Even if it is entangled in the trawl net, it still struggles endlessly, causing the part of the trawl net that is exposed to the water to tremble constantly. However, after all, the arm cannot twist the thigh, and it is allowed to No matter how hard it struggled, it couldn't escape.

In addition to the sporadic harvest at the beginning, the trawl part coming out of the water directly gave Wang Lu a big surprise.

Densely packed fish were hauled onto the fishing boat as the trawl net was retrieved, among which the number of Nile barramundi was the largest. After all, this fish is now considered one of the largest populations in the entire Lake Victoria region.

The veterans on the side were all filled with admiration. (End of chapter)