Rana chensinensis and breeding method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of Rana chensinensis breeding and especially relates to a breeding shed for Rana chensinensis and a breeding method thereof. A breeding shed for Rana chensinensis comprises a fence and a ceiling which are characterized in that the ceiling is installed at the upper end of the fence; the fence is a rectangle framework structure formed by multiple fixed piles and nylon window screen; the internal fence is provided with a living area for Rana chensinensis in the center, a trench is arranged at the peripheral of the Rana chensinensis living area, and a walkway is installed at the peripheral of the trench; the ceiling presents an umbrella-shaped structure, a part, from the center to the two-thirds of the periphery, of the ceiling is a weak light layer, and a part, from the periphery to the one-third of the center, of the ceiling is a dark layer. Compared with the prior art, the breeding shed for <{EN0}>Rana chensinensis and the breeding method thereof has simple and secure structure, is easy to construct on site, and has good cooling and ventilation effect; the pavilion-type fence shed satisfies the demand of free lighting, feeding on food platform, motion and comfortable inhabitation; temperature and humidity are adjustable; the cooling and moisturizing effect is obvious in hot summer days so that <{EN0}>Rana chensinensis can safely live through summer.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of forest frog cultivation, in particular to a shed for forest frog cultivation and a cultivation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The main production area of ​​Chinese Rana is in the Changbai Mountain area in the northeast. The original residence is under the trees and hides in the litter. Due to artificial overfishing, the forest frog resources are exhausted. Artificial fence semi-wild breeding Rana came into being. It has been about 60 years since the idea of ​​moving Rana to the south has been put into practice. There are many farming models that imitate the ecological conditions of Rana. lose confidence. [0003] Imitation of ecological breeding factors, upper protection against natural enemies birds, lower protection against rodents and snakes predation, the combination of protective fences is feasible, the direct sunlight in the south is strong, plant plants, small trees cannot block t...

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It has been about 60 years since the idea of ​​moving Rana to the south has been put into practice. There are many farming models that imitate the ecological conditions of Rana. lose confidence

[0003] Imitation of ecological breeding factors, upper protection against natural enemies birds, lower protection against rodents and snakes predation, the combination of protective fences is feasible, the direct sunlight in the south is strong, plant plants, small trees cannot block the sunlight, it is difficult to pass the high temperature in summer, and there are many dead frogs; use sunshade The inner layer of the net is lined with reflective panels or special film as a roof to prevent birds from the sky, to block sunlight, to plant taro, and to use terracotta tiles as shelters, which can protect forest frogs but have a low rate of frog growth, so it is not suitable for intensive frog breeding; use moso bamboo A vegetable greenhouse is built to block the sun, rain, and airtight. The nylon film is embedded in the soil and fixed firmly, resisting typhoons, and preventing snow from collapsing. Controlled, not ventilated, wood frogs are prone to disease

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