Giant salamander domestication and reproduction hole

Abstract

The invention discloses a giant salamander domestication and reproduction hole, and belongs to the field of cultivation of amphibians. The giant salamander domestication and reproduction hole comprises a hole body, a water inlet tube and a ventilation opening, wherein the hole body comprises a cobblestone shading layer, a cobblestone layer and a hole opening; the hole opening is formed in the lower part of one side of the hole body; the cobblestone shading layer is arranged on the upper part of the hole opening; the ventilation opening is formed between the cobblestone shading layer and the top of the hole body; the cobblestone layer is paved on the bottom of the hole body; an air bag is further arranged in the hole body and respectively communicates with an air inlet tube and an air outlet tube which are used for circulation of hot air; the air bag is positioned between the bottom of the hole body and the cobblestone layer; a water inlet is formed in the other side of the hole body; and the water inlet tube is arranged at the position of the water inlet. A simulated ecological growth environment is provided for giant salamanders in a reproduction period, growth and reproduction of the giant salamanders in the reproduction period are facilitated, and labor management is also facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of amphibian breeding, in particular to a cave for taming and breeding giant salamanders. Background technique [0002] The giant salamander is the largest and most precious amphibian in existence in the world. Its cry is very similar to the cry of a child, so people also call it "Baby Fish". It is a national second-class protected aquatic wild animal, a key development species for agricultural industrialization and characteristic agriculture; it is a genetically protected species of wild animals. Giant salamanders generally hide in the crevices of mountain streams, and their caves are located below the water surface. Giant salamanders live in water with clear water, low sand content, and fast-flowing water. Artificial breeding of giant salamanders has high environmental requirements. Salamanders are afraid of light, and light is an important ecological factor for the development of the gonads of salamanders. The o...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there are the following problems. First, natural caves are difficult to find, and water quality cannot be well controlled. Factors such as water temperature and sunlight are not easy to manage. Second, if natural disasters occur, it will damage the growth water source and environment of giant salamanders, causing damage. come a huge loss

Moreover, because giant salamanders have high requirements on the environment, if the living environment of giant salamanders cannot be cleaned in time when breeding giant salamanders artificially, it will also affect the healthy growth of giant salamanders

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