Primary dataset of Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) growth cultivated in a subtropical coastal lagoon of northwestern Mexico

This database contains primary data derived from the systematic monitoring of Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) growth cultivated using a long-line system in a subtropical coastal lagoon located in northwestern Mexico.

The records were obtained under real farming conditions as part of an applied research project focused on the implementation and evaluation of Pacific oyster farming as a productive diversification strategy for local fishing cooperatives in the region.

The database integrates biological and environmental variables generated through periodic field sampling conducted during the cultivation period, including growth, survival, mortality, and environmental parameters associated with the productive performance of the culture system.

The information was generated through experimental work and technical field monitoring, allowing the construction of a primary dataset useful for growth dynamics analysis, productive performance assessment, and decision-making support for oyster farming management.

The publication of this database aims to contribute to the availability of scientific and technological information related to aquaculture systems in subtropical lagoon environments, strengthening applied research, knowledge transfer, and technological development oriented toward the aquaculture productive sector.