Quick growth and feeding technology of scorpions

Abstract

The scorpion rapid growth and feeding technology described in the present invention belongs to the field of economic animal breeding, including stocking density, food feeding, water supply, feeding management of pregnant scorpions, feeding management of young scorpions, molting of scorpions, mating of scorpions and production of scorpions. young. The invention has the beneficial effects of realizing large-scale breeding of scorpions and increasing the survival rate and output ratio of scorpion breeding.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of economic animal breeding, in particular to a scorpion rapid growth feeding technology. Background technique [0002] The scorpion is a kind of temperature-changing animal, that is, a cold-blooded animal that is often called by people. It needs to molt many times before it can grow up; artificial breeding of scorpions is a relatively complicated breeding technology, and there are three major problems of "temperature, humidity, and feed" that need to be solved; The traditional breeding method has the following shortcomings when solving these three major problems. [0003] 1. The adjustment of temperature and humidity is not good enough to allow scorpions to freely choose a suitable habitat; the traditional artificial breeding of scorpions puts too much emphasis on the influence of temperature on scorpions, ignoring the important factor of humidity, and uses clay pots, earthen pots and other utensils as scorpions. In...

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[0003] 1. The adjustment of temperature and humidity is not good enough to allow scorpions to freely choose a suitable habitat; the traditional artificial breeding of scorpions puts too much emphasis on the influence of temperature on scorpions, ignoring the important factor of humidity, and uses clay pots, earthen pots and other utensils as scorpions. In the nest, the temperature has risen, but the humidity cannot be adjusted reasonably, and the scorpion cannot freely choose a suitable habitat; this makes the scorpion susceptible to diseases that lead to death such as dry blight, body laxity, and spot mold, and the breeding success rate is very low;

[0004] 2. The problem of feed has not been solved; traditional breeding methods provide scorpions with Tenebrio molitor as a feed insect, which leads to anorexia, malnutrition, difficulty in molting, slow growth of young scorpions, and hatching failure and miscarriage of pregnant scorpions.