一.觀賞生物之繁養殖試驗In the global ornamental fish market, the angelfish, Pterophyllum spp., is one of the mostimportant species. It's culture by numerous professional and amateur breeders and avariety of strain has been developed over the years. However, our knowledge on theeffect of photoperiod and temperature in reproduction systems is limited. The aim of thisstudy was to evaluate the combined effect of different photoperiod and temp. conditionson gonad development, egg fertilization rate and fry growth for angelfish.二.翻車魚馴養技術之建立1. Establish domestication technique of Mola mola.2. Establish live fish transportation method of large-scale migratory fishes.3. Mola mola has been domesticated successfully in overland pool.4.Studying basic research of procreation and physiology in Mola mola.三.礁岩性觀賞魚類繁養殖開發Establishing propagation technique of seawater ornamental fish and offering relativetechnology for operator as other seawater species propagation reference . In viewing oflong term overfishing and breaking in coral reefs of Southeast Asia maritime space, theUnited Nations World Bank had ever dispatched an official to Taiwan understandartificial reproduction successful experience of seawater fish for save this maritime spaceecological crisis, also, as supply relative data to suggest not to bombing and poisoningfishing coral reefs fish any more. The success propagation technique in Taiwan would bea model for proliferation coral reefs fish to ensure marine biology source growcontinually.四.海水觀賞生物之繁、養殖試驗1.Using different temperature and salinity treatments to rear seahorse Hippocampuskuda with copepod and recording the survival and growth rate. We can take thesetechnologies as the basis of different breeding circumstances when we want tocommercialize Hippocampus kuda.2.To increase spawning number and hatching rate of dancing shrimp Rhynchocinetesdurbanensis.3.Studies on different foods and feeding strategies for later larval stage of dancing shrimpRhynchocinetes durbanensis.五.澎湖章魚、象牙鳳螺之繁養殖試驗The objectives of this study are establishment of genetic stock and cultural techniques ofIvory shell, Babylonia areolata, and Octopus spp.. The stock will be collected andpreserved for utilization of researchers. The tank system, diet, growth, mature size,spawning season, embryonic development, hatching, and larvae rearing will be studies.The knowledge will be very valuable for the mass seed production. It is also needed tostudy monitoring and stock assessment on Octopus spp. fishery resource in the water ofPeng-Hu. These investigated data will provide the fishery administration to establish themanagement policy for Octopus spp. fishery.