Scorpion breeding method in nature simulating condition

Abstract

The scorpion breeding method in nature simulating condition includes providing cultivation pond with different temperature and humidity conditions for scorpion to select suitable inhabiting environment and adopting animal and plant complementing mode; providing composite feed including yellow meal worm, ground beetle, artificially compounded feed and molting hormone; and adopting loam and efflorescent wall soil as breeding soil. The present invention can raise the scorpion yield greatly.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to animal breeding technology. More specifically, it is a breeding method for poisonous scorpions. Background technique: [0002] The scorpion is a cold-blooded animal that is often called a cold-blooded animal. It needs to molt many times to grow up. Artificial breeding of scorpions is a relatively complicated breeding technology, and there are three major problems of "temperature, humidity, and feed" that need to be solved. The traditional breeding method has the following shortcomings when solving these three major problems: [0003] 1. The temperature and humidity are not adjusted well, and the scorpion cannot freely choose a suitable habitat. The traditional artificial breeding of scorpions puts too much emphasis on the influence of temperature on scorpions, ignoring the important factor of humidity, using pottery pots, earthen jars and other utensils as scorpion nests, the temperature rises, but the humidity cannot be ad...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] 1. The temperature and humidity are not adjusted well, and the scorpion cannot freely choose a suitable habitat

The traditional artificial breeding of scorpions puts too much emphasis on the influence of temperature on scorpions, ignoring the important factor of humidity, using pottery pots, earthen jars and other utensils as scorpion nests, the temperature rises, but the humidity cannot be adjusted reasonably, let alone the scorpions can choose freely. suitable habitat

Scorpions are susceptible to diseases that lead to death, such as dry blight, body laxity, and spot mold, and the success rate of breeding is very low

[0004] 2. The feed problem has not been solved

In the traditional breeding method, scorpions are provided with Tenebrio molitor, a kind of feed insect, which leads to anorexia, malnutrition, difficulty in molting, slow growth of young scorpions, and failure of hatching and abortion of pregnant scorpions.

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