Breeding method of hepialus altaicus larvae

Abstract

The invention discloses a breeding method of hepialus altaicus larvae. The breeding method comprises the following steps that the top end of a bottle cap of a first breeding bottle serving as a bottombreeding bottle is coated with glue; the bottom of a second breeding bottle and the bottle cap of the first breeding bottle are pasted together; the bottom of the second breeding bottle and the bottle cap of the first breeding bottle are pierced together to form a hole; a cushion is added into the second breeding bottle; water is added into the first breeding bottle; the second breeding bottle isplaced on the top of the first breeding bottle; the second breeding bottle and a bottle cap of the bottom breeding bottle are screwed and connected; a small amount of wet breeding soil is added intothe bottom of the second breeding bottle; carrots and larvae are added into the wet soil of the second breeding bottle; and wet soil continues to be added into the second breeding bottle. The larvae select their habitat positions autonomously; an air hole is pierced in the bottle cap of the second breeding bottle; after the bottle cap of the second breeding bottle is screwed, the second breeding bottle is placed in a breeding environment. The breeding method is low in breeding cost, capable of achieving large-batch breeding, low in maintenance cost, simple and efficient.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of insect rearing, and relates to a method for raising Altai bat moth larvae. Background technique [0002] Altai bat moth Hepialus altaicola Wang, belongs to Lepidoptera Lepidoptera bat moth family Hepialidae bat moth genus Hepialus, only distributed in the Altai Mountains of Xinjiang, is a unique species of insects in Xinjiang, is a precious medicinal material in Xinjiang - Xinjiang Cordyceps (fungi) Ophiocordyceps gracilis host insects. Xinjiang Cordyceps is a traditional Kazakh ethnic medicine in Xinjiang, and its composition and main efficacy are similar to those of Cordyceps Ophiocordyceps sinensis (Ma Yun et al., 2012). [0003] The previous method of raising bat moths generally cut Daucus carota into pieces for feeding, which is easy to rot and deteriorate after contact with the soil, and needs to be replaced frequently, and it does not effectively solve the problems of larvae cannibalism, insect fe...

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[0003] The previous methods of raising bat moths generally cut Daucus carota into pieces for feeding, which is easy to rot and deteriorate after contact with the soil, and needs to be replaced frequently, and it does not effectively solve the problems of larvae cannibalism, insect feeder replenishment, etc. environment, or the breeding method is cumbersome, or the cost is high, and it is not easy to realize batch breeding

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