Hybridization cultivation method for bamboo rats

Abstract

The invention relates to a hybridization cultivation method for bamboo rats. The method particularly includes the steps that pure wild male rats are used as male parents, second-generation domesticated female rats are used as female parents, and the wild male rats and the female rats are trained gregariously before the oestrum of the female rats and then mate to reproduce high-quality young bamboo rats. By implementing the hybridization cultivation method, the reproduced young rats are strong and big in physique, high in stress resistance, not prone to falling ill and high in survival rate. The reproduced young rats inherit the wild nature of the male parents, rat meat is delicious in taste, strong in flavor and comparable with meat of wild bamboo rats and is rated delicacies of feasts, the bamboo rat products have own features, and benefits of breeders are multiplied.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of a new technique for breeding bamboo rats, and in particular relates to a hybrid breeding method for bamboo rats. Background technique

[0002] Bamboo rat (Rhizomyidae) hole scientific name is bamboo mouse, also known as bamboo distiller, awn civet, pig mouse, bamboo civet, bamboo root mouse, winter hair mouse, etc. It gets its name because it mainly eats bamboo, and wild species are very precious. It likes to inhabit bamboo forests, massoniana pine forests and under the grass on sunny slopes of mountains, living in camps and living in caves. Feeds on underground stems, roots, shoots and stems of bamboo.

[0003] Bamboo rats grow fast, and their weight can reach about 2 kg at the age of 6 months. Wild bamboo rats mainly eat bamboo roots, pampas grass, young bamboos, and bamboo shoots, and can eat various straws after artificial domestication. Under captive breeding conditions, at the age of 5 months and weighing...