Special feed for breeding red-eared slider

Abstract

The invention discloses a special feed for breeding red-eared slider. The special feed for breeding the red-eared slider is prepared from 20-50 parts of bone meal, 10-25 parts of peanut bran, 8-22 parts of silkworm chrysalis, 5-15 parts of soybean meal, 5-15 parts of xylooligosaccharide, 10-20 parts of vitamin C, 10-20 parts of vitamin K, 1-8 parts of bacillales, 5-15 parts of mugwort leaf and 5-15 parts of stevia rebaudiana. The feed is designed according to life habits of the red-eared slider, is easy to absorb and digest, can provide necessary nutrients and components for growth of the red-eared slider to promote the growth and improve the disease resistance, and can reduce pollutants in aquaculture water, particularly nitrogen and phosphorus emission, to purify the aquaculture water; the bacillales in the formula can inhibit growth of other bacteria through a variety of enzymes and antibiotics which are secreted by the bacillales and reduce or even eliminate influence of pathogens so as to improve water quality, also can achieve the purpose f preventing diseases to lower the disease probability in the breading process; the adopted raw materials are green raw materials, have the self-degrading capability, do not pollute the environment, and are low in cost.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed, in particular to a special feed for Brazilian tortoise breeding, which belongs to the technical field of animal feed. Background technique [0002] Brazilian red-eared turtle (Latin scientific name: Trachemys scripta elegans, English name: Red-eared slider), also known as Brazilian turtle, red-eared turtle, red-eared painted turtle, tortoise, Johnson turtle, beautiful painted turtle, mahjong turtle, colorful Turtles, red-eared skateboard turtles, Mississippi red-eared turtles, and red-eared lateral-lined turtles are one of the subspecies of the painted turtles of the family Zephyridae, and they are semi-aquatic turtles. [0003] Turtles are omnivorous animals. Most of the wild turtles in nature mainly eat meat, but Brazilian turtles are easier to breed, so people often ignore the choice of feed for Brazilian turtles when breeding. Most of the artificial breeding is to directly feed small fish, shrimp, pig liver, red wo...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the artificial breeding is to directly feed small fish, shrimp, pig liver, red worms, cockroaches, etc., but if the Brazilian tortoise does not finish eating these raw meat, the rotten meat will easily pollute the water quality, resulting in frequent anorexia and growth of the tortoise. stunted growth and even death

With the rapid development of artificial breeding, certain scale of Brazilian tortoise farms has not been ideal for the pollution control of the breeding environment, which has further led to the pollution of the breeding environment, especially the degree of pollution of the breeding water body has been far greater than the water body itself. Purification ability, which leads to the increase of ammonia nitrogen, nitrite nitrogen, phosphate, sulfide, organic matter and other pollutants in the water body, the serious eutrophication of the water body, destroys the normal micro-environmental ecosystem of the water body, and ultimately leads to the production of shrimp and the quality is affected