Scarlet Ibis feed capable of enabling hair color to be bright and increasing egg yield and feeding method of red ibis feed

Abstract

The invention discloses a Scarlet Ibis feed capable of enabling hair color to be bright and increasing egg yield and a feeding method thereof. The feed comprises the following raw materials in parts by weight: 30-50 parts of fresh live shrimps, 8-12 parts of fresh eggs, 4-6 parts of tenebrio molitor, 45-55 parts of live fish larvae, 0-35 parts of live loaches and 8-12 parts of poultry feed. When the Scarlet Ibis is fed with the feed according to the feeding method, the hair color of the Scarlet Ibis can be quickly deepened and kept bright for a long time, so that the ornamental value of the artificially bred Scarlet Ibis is improved, the egg yield of the Scarlet Ibis and the fertilization rate of eggs of the Scarlet Ibis can be increased, the success rate of breeding the next generation of the Scarlet Ibis is increased, and a scientific basis is provided for sustainable development of artificial breeding and breeding of the Scarlet Ibis.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of poultry breeding and breeding feed, and in particular relates to a scarlet ibis feed capable of brightening the coat color and increasing egg production and a feeding method thereof. Background technique [0002] American scarlet ibis (scientific name: Eudocimus ruber ) is a bird animal of the genus Ibis in the family Ibis, also known as scarlet ibis and red ibis. It is a rare and valuable bird in the world, and it is also one of the most endangered birds. The American Scarlet Ibis has a body length of 56-61 cm, a wingspan of 101 cm, and a weight of 772-935 grams. The American scarlet ibis is bright red except for its gray-black beak, legs and toes. It is one of the reddest birds in the world and has a very high ornamental value. They forage in lagoons, mangroves and swamps, and spend the night together in tall trees in the swamps, so they are very conspicuous. The scarlet ibis has a slender and curved...

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In addition, due to the lack of knowledge about the scarlet ibises and the small number of eggs laid by the scarlet ibises, it is difficult to find the conditions suitable for hatching the eggs of the scarlet ibises. In addition, the chicks of the scarlet ibises are late-maturing birds, and after hatching, they need to It is difficult to achieve artificial hatching and artificial breeding of scarlet ibises because it needs to be nurtured by its parent birds for a period of time to be independent.

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