？nvestigation of Concentration Of Natural Stocks By Creating Artificial Habitats of European Squid (Loligo Vulgaris Lamarck, 1798)

European squid (Loligo vulgaris Lamarck, 1798), lay their eggs on the marine ecosystems in extending upwardly from the bottom of the sea Axinella polypoides like sponge objects. Bottom trawling the seabed is dragged on the network during the hunting. Live squid eggs, as in all bottom trawl suffer from drift. Therefore, in our research, increasing the squid populations in natural and artificial objects targeted to areas that will lay eggs of squid trawling ban was placed on approximately 15-18 m depth made scuba diving. Making dives were checked at regular intervals which leaves out those artificial objects squid eggs. Finger made similar sampling of the released eggs and eggs in the pouch pack binoculars were counted under a microscope. In our research, we have come to the conclusion that squid lay eggs in artificial habitats, so that artificial objects that do not harm nature in addition to the natural environment can be enriched in egg-laying areas