Green breeding method of quasipaa spinosa

Abstract

The invention discloses a green breeding method of quasipaa spinosa. The method comprises five steps including setting of a breeding farm environment, setting of breeding facilities, cultivation of frog bodies, tail water treatment and disease control. Breeding waste water generated in all breeding ponds is discharged into a tail water treatment pond, the water depth is controlled to be 60-80 centimeters, and epinephelus fingerlings are stocked in the tail water treatment pond, wherein the body length of each fingerling is 5-8 centimeters, and the stocking density is controlled to be 50-70 fingerlings per square meter; aquatic plants are planted in the tail water treatment pond, and disease treatment involves treatment on saprolegniasis, enterogastritis and skin ulceration diseases. By means of the green breeding method of the quasipaa spinosa, the survival rate of the quasipaa spinosa including tadpoles, froglings and adult frogs can be greatly increased, the discharge of high-concentration breeding waste water is effectively avoided, and the economic benefit can also be increased.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of cultivation, and in particular relates to a green ecological cultivation method of spinosa spinosa. Background technique [0002] Quasipaa spinosa (Quasipaa spinosa), also known as rock chicken, spiny frog, stone scale, etc., belongs to the class Amphibians, Anura, and Ranaidae. It is a large wild frog unique to China. Spinosaurus spinosa is an aquatic frog that lives in flowing water. It lives in caves. It likes to inhabit deep mountain streams and streams in old forests, especially in clear water pools or mountain streams at the bottom of hanging rocks. It is mainly distributed in the south of the Yangtze River, and its food habit is to live on animal live food such as various small insects, fish, and shrimps. Its sexual maturity is 2 years old, the breeding season is from April to September, and it is a type that lays eggs multiple times a year. Groups lay eggs in three batches a year, and the number...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the traditional breeding mode of spiny-breasted frog often leads to water pollution, poor resistance of finished frogs, and a series of problems such as excessive use of antibiotics and residues are hindering the development of this industry. Therefore, it is necessary to seek a green ecological spiny-breasted frog Farming methods are imminent