A method for domesticating and multiplying thrushes in cages

Abstract

The invention discloses a training and reproduction method of a cage-culturing thrush. The training and reproduction method of the cage-culturing thrush includes the following steps that a stainless steel gauze net is selected as the materials of a cage, and the space volume of the cage is 0.079-24.19 m<3>; the set temperature is 18-26 DEG C, the humidity is 60-75 percent, and the artificial lighting is 960-1710 LX; a perch is built through twigs, sciophilous cinnamomum japonicum, fagraea ceilanica and bamboo palm serve as potted plants, air bricks are arranged on the surface near a wall to be made into an artificial cave, and adiantum capillus-veneris L., flocculus banyan fibril and palm fibers are laid on the ground near a window; during the pairing early period, trichlorfon is used for in-vitro disinsectization, ivermectin is used for in-vivo disinsectization, and avian influenza and newcastle disease recombined live vaccine are used for intranasal immunization; the thrush is fed with self-made pellet feed, the crude protein takes account for 20 percent, the metabolic energy is 12 MJ / kg, the thrush is fed with the self-made pellet feed of 11.2-17.8 g per day, fed with 5-10 flour weevils per day, fed with two to four kinds of fruits of 25-40 g per day and fed with yolk of 5-10 g per day, the thrush is fed and drinks water freely, and glucose light salt brine is supplemented during the quarantine period.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for domesticating and multiplying thrushes in cages. Background technique [0002] Thrushes belong to the omnivorous birds of the thrush family Passeriformes. Because the males are good at singing and aggressive, they are caged in large numbers. The volume of international trade is large, which leads to great pressure on capture and a serious imbalance in the ratio of males and females in the wild. China's 21st Century Biodiversity Conservation Agenda has listed it as a species that should be prioritized for protection, and it has been included in the "three haves" list of the State Forestry Administration. CITES also included it in Appendix II. And domestic and foreign to the research of caged thrush raising technology, mostly be based on the summary of the personal feeding experience of catching male chick in the wild, only being placed in viewing cage. These technologies cannot solve the problem of artificial bree...

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Problems solved by technology

These technologies cannot solve the problem of artificial breeding of caged thrushes at all, and intensify the survival pressure of wild thrush populations