A functional medicine bait for improving soft-shelled turtle quality and its preparation method and feeding method

Abstract

The invention provides functional medicinal bait for improving quality of soft-shelled turtles. The functional medicinal bait is prepared from, by weight, 145-155 parts of rhizoma polygonati, 95-105 parts of codonopsis pilosula, 75-85 parts of prepared rehmannia roots, 65-75 parts of lycium barbarum, 48-52 parts of semen cuscutae, 48-52 parts of honeysuckle, 9-10.5 parts of berberine, 148-152 parts of beta-glucan, and 300-350 parts of selenium-enriched corn protein powder or 0.8-1.2 parts of selenium powder. The invention further provides a preparation method and feeding method of the functional medicinal bait for improving the quality of the soft-shelled turtles. The physique of the soft-shelled turtles can be remarkably improved, immunity is improved, the morbidity is reduced, and the survival rate is increased. The width and thickness of calipash can be increased, the content of delicious amino acid in muscles is greatly increased, the quality, taste, appearance and quality safety of the bred soft-shelled turtles are guaranteed, and the quality of the soft-shelled turtles and the composite economic results of breeding can be effectively improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of soft-shelled turtle breeding, in particular to a functional medicinal bait for improving the quality of soft-shelled turtles, a preparation method and a feeding method thereof. Background technique [0002] Soft-shelled turtle, commonly known as soft-shelled turtle, is an oviparous amphibian reptile that often lives in the mud and sand at the bottom of the water. Turtle is rich in nutrition, rich in high-quality protein (including collagen, keratin, etc.), unsaturated fatty acids, multivitamins and trace elements such as calcium, iron, copper, zinc, etc. Turtle meat can nourish yin and kidney, clear away heat and stasis, and strengthen The spleen invigorates the stomach. The head, nails, bones, meat, eggs, gallbladder, and fat of soft-shelled turtles can be used as medicine, especially the vitamins B1, B2, niacin, pantothenic acid, and melanin free radicals are recognized by the international medical community as ...

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Problems solved by technology

Although the above two methods can improve the quality of soft-shelled turtles to a certain extent, their breeding costs are very high, which brings a great economic burden to farmers.