With him and Song Zhou working together to infuse these creatures with life force, the Kelp, Laver, and Wakame they had planted were growing very well.
Every day Lu Ao came to check, he found that they had grown a little more. These algae also attracted other marine creatures, and after a week, Lu Ao found the seabed thriving with life.
The Abalone, Sea Cucumber, and Lobster he wanted to raise had long since settled in these waters, though they were all wild and not very numerous.
Besides the seafood he wanted to raise, many unexpected marine creatures had also arrived in these waters—sea turtles, eels, rays, and more could all be found here.
They had not yet planted Coral in this area, but the Artificial Fish Reef had already provided these marine creatures with enough habitat. Under such circumstances, Lu Ao no longer had to worry about there being too few creatures here. Instead, he had to worry that there were too many non-farmed creatures, which might crowd out the space needed for the creatures he wanted to cultivate.
Otherwise, after he released so many Sea Cucumber and Abalone, they might be gobbled up by fish and shrimp from outside in no time, and all his efforts would have been wasted.
Lu Ao had been paying close attention to monitoring the area these past few days.
He needed to clear the Sea Star from the seabed.
Sea Star were the natural enemies of Abalone. They secreted enzymes that could directly dissolve Abalone.
Sea Star were the natural enemies of many creatures. Whenever their population exploded, the ecology of an area generally suffered.
Lu Ao did not eat much Sea Star. He disliked their fishy smell, and Song Zhou did not like them either.
That day, he gathered a basketful