This year, the study in 2020 will be continued, and monitoring of changes in the breeding environment under different shade rates of 0, 40 %, and 70% will be carried out. After the seedlings are released on May 7, 2020, the test will be carried out. From June 2021, the data collection of water quality, sediment, benthic organisms, number of vibrio in water and water toxicity test changes will continue. Water quality monitoring results show that the water quality parameters of temperature and BOD between treatment groups will decrease as the degree of occlusion increases; the water quality parameters of salinity, pH and nitrate (NO3 -) among the treatment groups will increase with the degree of occlusion And the increasing trend. The changes in the water toxicity test showed that there is no obvious toxicity in the clam breeding ponds with different coverage rates. According to the results of photoelectric aquaculture micro-ecological environment monitoring, after the sheltering rate of the clam breeding pond exceeds 40 %, the micro-ecological environment of aquaculture began to change significantly. Measure the primary productivity of the pond and found that the solar panels have the effect of shading and reduce the intensity of direct sunlight on the pool water, thus reducing the basic productivity in the pool. The average body weight and survival rate were used to estimate the yield of the pond respectively: the unshaded group (S-0) was 842.5 kg/0.1 hectare pond and the shaded group (S-40) was 613.3 kg/0.1 hectare pond. The clam culture experiment was carried out with chlorella alga mud, isochrysis alga mud or pseudochlorella algal mud, in which the same survival rate (92.86 %) of feeding chlorella alga mud or pseudochlorella alga mud was used, but feeding Clams from Cyclotella algae mud had the best weight gain (10.67 %) and SGR (0.34) performance. There was no significant difference between the yield of the shaded group with algae water and the unshielded control group in the improvement test of clam aquaculture (P<0.05). In the future, the number of feedings and the concentration of algae will be increased to achieve the improvement effect.