Ecological Breeding Method of Juvenile Bamboo Rat

Abstract

The invention relates to a childhood bamboo rat ecological culturing method. First fodder is fed to bamboo rats in the first and fifteenth days of ablactation; in the sixteenth to forty-sixth days after ablactation, second fodder is fed to the bamboo rats; and third fodder is fed to the bamboo rats in the forth-seventh days to ninety days after ablactation. A culturing house with wide space and for childhood bamboo rats is manufactured, so the bamboo rats can rest and move in the culturing house. Needs for bamboo rats at different growth periods are provided by the use of the ecological culturing method; and the culturing house suitable for the childhood bamboo rats is divided into an activity area and a rest area.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of raising bamboo rats, in particular to an ecological breeding method for juvenile bamboo rats. Background technique

[0002] Bamboo rats live in tropical and subtropical forests, shrubs, and bamboo forests in eastern Africa and southern Asia, as well as under bamboo forests or miscanthus on hillsides south of the Qinling Mountains in China. Feeds on underground stems, roots, shoots and stems of bamboo. It has a large body and a lot of meat, delicious taste, rich nutrition, thick and soft fur, and has high economic value and medicinal value. It has been cultivated on a large scale and has become one of the breeding industries with economic benefits. The technology of artificially breeding bamboo rats has basically matured. The bamboo rat breeding project has the advantages of wide adaptability, small footprint, food saving, strong disease resistance, easy management, strong fecundity, fast growth and development, l...

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