Ranaspinosa culturing feed

Abstract

The invention discloses a ranaspinosa culturing feed comprising the following raw materials: spinach powder, wheat flour, soybean meal, alfalfa powder, potato powder, fish meal, aloe, wax gourd, purslane, apple, golden brown algae, garlic, penicillin, cod-liver oil and salt; the ranaspinosa culturing feed is mainly composed of traditional crops, and comprises the potato powder, the soybean meal, the wax gourd pulp and mashed apple, the prepared feed finished product is soft, delicate and smooth, and easy to swallow, contains rich proteins, starch, vitamins and trace elements, and is particularly added with the penicillin, so that the feed has both nutrition and the effects of antioxidant capacity, sterilization and disease prevention, can improve the yield and quality of ranaspinosa culturing, and has the advantages of low cost, convenient material preparation, balanced nutrition, and easy processing and storage.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of feed, and mainly relates to a feed for cultivating stone frogs. Background technique [0002] Stone frog is currently the frog species with the most flavor and nutritional value among frogs. Frog meat contains high protein, glucose, amino acids, iron, calcium, phosphorus and multivitamins, and contains very low fat and cholesterol. It has always been a feast. The natural nourishing green food on the market is known as the "king of white frogs" by gourmets. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that frog meat has the effect of invigorating the spleen and eliminating accumulation, nourishing and strengthening. It can be used to treat symptoms such as indigestion, lack of food and weakness. [0003] Stone frogs live in puddles of mountain streams or in crevices of stone caves. They are nocturnal and come out at night. Their main habits are insects or larvae. Stone frogs crawl out of their caves in the evenin...

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Problems solved by technology

The cost of these live feeds is high in artificial breeding, and it is inconvenient to take and put in. When the breeding volume is large, the supply of live feeds is likely to exceed the demand. These are the bottlenecks of raising stone frogs. Therefore, it is urgent to develop a feed to meet this demand and reduce costs.