1.Due to the decrease of natural resource and the high price in market of Psammotaeasp., it is neccessary to approach its reproductive season and the techniques of artificialpropagation. In the study of reproductive season of Psammotaea sp., the conditionfactor, shell length, total weight will be measured monthly. The gonad will be observedhistologically monthly to ubderstand the reproductive cycle. In the study of artificialpropagation of Psammotaea sp., the stimulating methods of spawning will be touched.The development of embyros and larvae in different temperature will be compared.Also, the effect of acute salinity on the larvae will be conducted.2.The purpose of this experiment is to compare different concentration of epinephrineand shell debris for inducing clutchless oyster and discuss the posibility pond culturesystem.The experiment divided three parts:(1)At the larvae reached to 330-350μmperiod,treated with 0.05 mM,0.1mM,0.2mMepinephrine for one hour,after 48hours,to discuss the effect of epinephrine on the metamorphosis of oyster larvae.(2)Tocompare the metamorphosis for four groups,epinephrine,shell debris,epinephrine andshell debris,control.(3)Transfer the 0.3cm clutchless oyster into pond culture and indoorsystem.The shell length,total weight ,body weight,condition factor and mortality will bemeasured in every two week.3.The hard clam of difference sizes that from tiny seed to adult will be reared in tanksand raceways of sand absent substrate condition. The live food of microalgae ororganism feed will be supplied to rearing tanks under controlling concentration andrearing water be kept overflowing or circulating. The growth and survival rate ofdifferent stock density in this rearing system be compared to pond culture. The clamsunder this culture system will be harvested easily at any stage to transfer other tanks andthe unite production will be raised. Moreover, the excellent strains will be selected infastest growth tiny clam seed by this system. Otherwise, the gigantic size clams will bereared in this system could obtained more economic benefits.