Emulated ecological environment breeding method and device for giant salamander
A technology of ecological environment and breeding method, which is applied in the field of giant salamander artificial hatching method and device, can solve the problems of difficult management and operation, difficult promotion and mastery, and achieve the effects of saving management work, easy promotion and avoiding saprolegniasis
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[0014] The method for cultivating giant salamanders in a simulated ecological environment of the present invention can be divided into six stages of artificially induced spawning, artificial fertilization, incubation of salamander eggs in a simulated ecological environment, and feeding of immature salamanders, juvenile salamanders and adult salamanders in a simulated ecological environment, and its implementation steps are as follows:
[0015] (1) Artificial induced labor of giant salamander:
[0016] a) Select mature broodstock: the abdomen is swollen, and the rear abdomen is lightly touched with hands. The female salamander with plump, soft and elastic feeling can be used as the female broodstock; the male salamander with prominent muscles around the cloaca and obvious redness and swelling can be used as the male broodstock ;
[0017] b) Sex hormone oxytocin drugs: After the mature parent salamanders are selected, the drugs are prepared according to the body weight of the gi...
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