A device for automatic breeding of crested ibis

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of automated breeding boxes, and discloses a device for automated breeding of crested ibises, which includes a breeding box, the breeding box includes fixed feet, a water injection pipe, an L-shaped support frame and a support plate, and the water injection pipe is arranged in the breeding box. On the right side of the box, one end of the water injection pipe is connected to the tap water pipe, the other end of the water injection pipe runs through the right wall of the breeding box and extends to the inside of the breeding box, one end of the L-shaped support frame is fixedly connected to the left side of the breeding box, and the back of the support plate is connected to the breeding box The inner front is fixedly connected, the top of the breeding box is provided with a box door, and the inside of the breeding box is provided with a feces box, a pool, a breeding platform, a feeding box and an air supply box. The crested ibis automatic breeding device has the functions of timely cleaning of feces and ventilation, and also adds a pool device, which is integrated and diverse, has a high degree of automation, saves labor costs, greatly improves the breeding environment of crested ibises, enhances the physique and reproductive ability of crested ibises, and increases Number of eggs laid and fertilization rate.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of automated breeding boxes, in particular to a device for automated breeding of crested ibises. Background technique [0002] The crested ibis is a national Class I key protected bird and one of the most endangered birds in the world. Due to the gradual shrinking of the natural habitat area and the deterioration of the environment, the viability and fecundity of the crested ibises have declined, and the population has declined sharply. Since 7 wild crested ibises were discovered in Yang County in 1981, after years of hard work by scientific researchers, they have continuously learned lessons. and accumulated experience, trying to artificially raise crested ibises to help them increase their reproductive capacity. However, because the crested ibises are raised artificially in the common poultry breeding boxes on the market, there is no existing poultry breeding box for the habits of crested ibis itself and s...

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Due to the gradual shrinking of the natural habitat area and the deterioration of the environment, the viability and fecundity of the crested ibises have declined, and the population has declined sharply. Since 7 wild crested ibises were discovered in Yang County in 1981, after years of hard work by scientific researchers, they have continuously learned lessons. and accumulated experience, trying to artificially raise crested ibises to help them increase their reproductive capacity. However, because the crested ibises are raised artificially in the common poultry breeding boxes on the market, there is no existing poultry breeding box for the habits of crested ibis itself and solutions. The shortcomings of poor air circulation, small space, and inconvenient cleaning, and because ordinary breeding boxes are usually fed artificially, the manual labor is large, the work efficiency is low, and time-consuming and laborious. It has the functions of cleaning up feces and ventilation in time, which seriously affects the physique and reproductive ability of the crested ibis, so the number of eggs laid and the fertilization rate have always been relatively low

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