Bamboo rat ecological breeding method

Abstract

The invention discloses a bamboo rat ecological breeding method comprising the following steps: (1) bamboo rats are placed into breeding tanks of an imitation ecological breeding unit, wherein the breeding unit comprises at least two breeding tanks arranged on the left and the right; a certain space is left between the two breeding tanks, such that a first planting tank is formed; each of the breeding tanks is enclosed by a bottom plate, side enclosure plates and a cover plate; cement prefabricated parts provided with holes are placed in the tanks, such that each breeding tank is divided into a rest zone and a living zone; one side of the cement prefabricated part is close to a right side enclosure plate, and the other side has a certain distance from a left side enclosure plate; drainage grooves are arranged on the bottom plates; second planting tanks enclosed by separation plates are arranged on the top of the cover plates, wherein the living zones are partially or completely exposed; the bottom plates, the cover plates and the separation plates are prepared with cement plates or stone plates; soil is laid in the first and second planting tanks; (2) the bamboo rats are fed at dusk every day; and (3) crops are planted in the first and second planting tanks and are used as a bamboo rat feed; and bamboo rat manure is directly added into the planting tanks and is used as a fertilizer.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bamboo rat breeding, in particular to a method for ecological breeding of bamboo rats. Background technique [0002] Bamboo rat, also known as awn hole mouse, bamboo distiller, mang civet, bamboo civet, bamboo root mouse, etc., is named because it mainly eats bamboo. Large-scale farming has become one of the farming industries with economic benefits. Bamboo rats like to live in a quiet, dark, clean, dry, well-lit, and fresh-air environment. They like to be warm, resistant to low and high temperatures, and like to hide in corners with weak light. The living temperature is -8 to 35°C. The temperature is 8-28°C, especially afraid of direct sunlight. When exposed to direct sunlight and the ambient temperature is too high, bamboo rats will eat less and sleep with their abdomens up. They are very restless, and some even die within half an hour. Bamboo rats are ferocious and have the habit of killing each oth...

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Problems solved by technology

Breeding in indoor breeding ponds has some disadvantages: the urine of bamboo rats is easy to penetrate into the cement, the indoor ventilation is relatively poor, the smell is unpleasant, and the smell of ammonia is strong. It is easy to breed bacteria for a long time, resulting in high mortality of bamboo rats; Relatively speaking, indoor breeding is relatively closed, and breeders often enter the enclosure to feed and clean, which can easily frighten bamboo rats, especially the factors that often cause human disturbance to mother rats increase, and some frightened mother rats bite their offspring. , Eating young and not taking young, this will greatly reduce the survival rate of young mice

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