This invention relates to a confinement device for growing larvae or aquatic organisms in general, which allows the diversification of aquaculture. The device is modular and stackable. This invention relates particularly to a confinement device that makes it possible to keep larvae from multiple marine/aquatic organisms in confinement in their natural environment for them to undergo metamorphosis, maturation and settling of larvae that will subsequently become juveniles or seed for an industrial pre-fattening stage. The device also allows confining aquatic organisms in general, facilitating their development in culture. This invention also relates to a cultivation system and method comprising the use of said confinement device.

This invention relates to a confinement device for growing larvae or aquatic organisms in general, which allows the diversification of aquaculture. The device is modular and stackable. This invention relates particularly to a confinement device that makes it possible to keep larvae from multiple marine/aquatic organisms in confinement in their natural environment for them to undergo metamorphosis, maturation and settling of larvae that will subsequently become juveniles or seed for an industrial pre-fattening stage. The device also allows confining aquatic organisms in general, facilitating their development in culture. This invention also relates to a cultivation system and method comprising the use of said confinement device.

An aquaculture basket is connected to an aquaculture cable, is disposed underwater, and includes a front surface, a rear surface, an upper surface, and a lower surface. The front and rear surfaces are substantially parallel to a plane perpendicular to the extending direction of the aquaculture cable. The lower surface has a downwardly convex curved shape when viewed from the front side, and includes an opening for inserting and removing cultured objects.

An aquaculture basket is connected to an aquaculture cable, is disposed underwater, and includes a front surface, a rear surface, an upper surface, and a lower surface. The front and rear surfaces are substantially parallel to a plane perpendicular to the extending direction of the aquaculture cable. The lower surface has a downwardly convex curved shape when viewed from the front side, and includes an opening for inserting and removing cultured objects.