Frog breeding method with high economic benefits

Abstract

The invention discloses a frog breeding method with high economic benefits, and belongs to the technical field of aquaculture. The method includes the steps that a breeding pool is constructed, wherein the breeding pool is divided into an egg laying pool, a tadpole pool and an adult frog pool; the egg laying pool, the tadpole pool and the adult frog pool are constructed according to the actual conditions, the walls of the pools are coated with cement, mud still remains at the bottoms of the pools, and water injecting holes and drainage channels are formed; hatched tadpoles are bred in an original hatching pool or net boxes, wherein there are 600-800 tadpoles put in a suitable place for breeding per square meter of the water surface; about 20-30 days later, blood worms, water fleas and flymaggots are adopted as main feed gradually, and besides supplying sufficient baits after young frogs turn into adult frogs, animal feed needs to be added for feeding as the tadpoles turn into the adult frogs. The frog breeding method has the advantages of being conducive to increasing the survival rate of breeding, reducing the manpower cost and greatly augmenting the economic benefits, and duringbreeding, varieties can be screened, so that more convenience is provided for ensuring that the frogs bred at the same period are similar in quality, the defect of uneven quality in the prior art isavoided, the quality of the frogs is also improved at the same time, and the frogs can better meet the market demands.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of aquaculture, in particular to a frog breeding method with high economic benefits. Background technique [0002] Aquaculture is the production activity of breeding, cultivating and harvesting aquatic animals and plants under human control. It generally includes the whole process of growing aquatic products from seedlings under artificial breeding management. In a broad sense, it can also include the proliferation of aquatic resources. Aquaculture includes extensive culture, intensive culture and high-density intensive culture. Extensive culture is to put seedlings in small and medium-sized natural waters, and to grow aquatic products completely by natural bait, such as fish culture in lakes and reservoirs and shellfish culture in shallow seas. Intensive farming is the use of bait and fertilization methods to grow aquatic products in smaller water bodies, such as pond fish farming, cage fish farming and ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] There are many disadvantages in the existing frog breeding methods, and the finished frogs will be uneven; the survival rate