Method for breeding giant spiny frogs by using black soldier flies

A spiny-breasted frog and black water mango technology, applied in the field of breeding, can solve problems such as immediate death, high cost of spiny-breasted frog breeding, and unbalanced nutrition

CN111789075AActive Publication Date: 2020-10-20贵州湄潭高山景农业科技发展有限公司
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2020-10-20

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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of breeding, in particular to a method for breeding giant spiny frogs by using black soldier flies. The method comprises the following steps: feeding giantspiny frog tadpoles with fresh vegetable leaves; after 60% or more of the giant spiny frog tadpoles are transformed into young frogs, adding black soldier fly eggs into the fresh vegetable leaves forfeeding the young frogs, so as to meet the nutritional requirements of growth of the young giant spiny frogs; and placing the black soldier fly eggs, worm pupae, nymphs and adults at different age stages in different age stages, wherein in each transformation stage, a mixed feeding mode is adopted. Therefore, the palatability of the giant spiny frogs is fully guaranteed, the nutritional requirements of the giant spiny frogs at various stages are met, waste of baits is reduced, the baits are prevented from polluting water resources, the morbidity is reduced, and the survival rate and the yieldof the giant spiny frogs are improved.
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[0001] The invention relates to the field of breeding technology, in particular to a method for breeding spiny-breasted frogs using black water. Background technique

[0002] Spiny-breasted frogs are commonly known as stone frogs, spiny frogs, stone chickens, etc. They belong to the class of Amphibians, Anura, and Ranaidae. Their meat is tender and delicious, and rich in nutrition. It is known as the "King of Hundred Frogs" and "Mountain Treasures" for its efficacy in poisoning and curing malaria. In recent years, with the serious fishing of wild spiny frogs, the wild environment has gradually deteriorated, resulting in fewer and fewer wild spiny frogs, making spiny frog resources on the verge of extinction. Therefore, the artificial breeding of spiny-breasted frogs has developed rapidly, and has become increasingly mature, and the scale of breeding is also increasing. Moreover, traditional spiny-breasted frog breeding mainly uses yellow mealworms, barley insects...