Pouring crab larvae directly into a pond kills the weakest ones instantly — temperature shock, dissolved oxygen change, and density impact all hit simultaneously in one second. Experienced farmers pour larvae onto a wooden board first, letting them crawl and adapt naturally. Strong larvae rush into the water themselves while weak ones are identified immediately on the board. Some farmers then push the board slowly along the water surface, spreading larvae evenly to prevent crowding and trampling. One simple board completes three critical steps — buffering, screening, and distribution — all before a single larva officially enters the water. Real farming expertise eliminates risk before it begins.
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