Mauremys mutica incubation method
A yellow-throated terrapin and incubator technology, applied in climate change adaptation, medical science, animal childbirth, etc., can solve problems such as restricting the development of aquaculture, low fecundity and low success rate of the yellow-throated terrapin
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[0010] In the breeding season, a ventilated plastic box is used as an incubator, and sand particles with a diameter of 0.3 to 0.6 mm are loaded as the hatching substrate. The grains of sand are exposed to sunlight before hatching. Spread 5cm thick sand on the bottom of the incubator, put in fertilized eggs, every 100CM 2 Put 2-3 fertilized eggs, cover 2cm sand layer, and keep the water content of the hatching sand bed at 5-10% throughout the incubation period. The incubator is placed in an electrically heated constant temperature incubator, and the temperature is controlled by the constant temperature incubator. Insert a mercury thermometer at 2 cm from the sand layer of the incubator, and use this mercury thermometer as the standard to control the hatching temperature during the hatching period.
[0011] When the temperature is controlled at 28-30°C, the eggs will hatch into hatchlings after 65-70 days. At this time, the hatching success rate is the highest, the survival r...
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