The artificial incubation method of the red-bellied tragopan

Abstract

The invention provides a method for artificial incubation of tragopanta, which helps to reduce the germs and bacteria on the surface of the eggs by sterilizing the selected high-quality breeding eggs, incubators and brooding rooms, thereby reducing the time when young tragopans break their shells. Infect the infection rate of germs and bacteria to improve the survival rate of young red-bellied tragopan. By strictly controlling the incubation temperature and humidity of the incubator, it is beneficial to reduce the mortality rate of embryos, and then improve the hatching rate of young red-bellied pheasants. The use of floor heating in the brooding room can make the brooding room heated evenly, the ground is dry, and the infection of bacteria and germs can be reduced, thereby improving the survival rate of the red-bellied tragopan. When the 0‑7-week-old young tragopan is raised in the inner room of the brooding room, shelters are hung on the brooding cage to reduce the stress response of the young tragopan to the outside world and improve the survival of the young tragopan Rate. With the increase of hatching rate and survival rate of tragopan, it is beneficial to rejuvenate the population of tragopan and maintain the ecological balance.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of animal breeding, in particular to a method for artificially incubating a red-bellied tragopan. Background technique [0002] The red-bellied pheasant belongs to the family Galliformes and mainly inhabits coniferous or evergreen broad-leaved forests and bamboo forests at an altitude of 1000-3500 meters. It is mainly distributed in my country's Tibet, Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Hunan and Guangxi provinces. In mountainous areas, it is a resident bird. The top of the head, the crest, the side of the face and the neck ring of the red-bellied pheasant are black. The crest, neck, upper back and chest of the back pillow are red. The rest of the upper body and wing coverts are chestnut red, covered with gray eye spots with black edges. Tail feathers are brown with black bars. The flight feathers are brown, the lower breast and belly are chestnut red, and have large gray scaly spots. The bare skin of the face is...

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Problems solved by technology

When hatching and brooding in the wild, the tragopan is also vulnerable to natural enemies such as snakes and weasels, which further leads to a low survival rate of the brooding of the tragopan

In addition, the over-exploitation of forests has led to the loss of the growth environment and fragmentation of the tragopan's habitat, which ultimately poses a serious threat to the survival of the tragopan

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