Device for conveniently supplementing nutrition to calteus gifuensis

Abstract

The utility model discloses a device convenient to supplement nutrition for calteus gifuensis, which comprises a feeding box, meshes are sealed on a box cover of the feeding box, cotton is placed on the surface of the box cover at the meshes, a water outlet of the extrusion water pumping device is positioned above the cotton, a water inlet pipe of the extrusion water pumping device extends into a bee water storage bottle, and a water outlet pipe of the extrusion water pumping device extends into the bee water storage bottle. The device further comprises a refrigerating box, and the bee water storage bottle can be placed in the refrigerating box. The mesh holes are formed in the box cover, the cotton balls dipped with the honey water are attached to the outside of the mesh holes, the calteus gigas in the feeding box can suck the honey water through the mesh holes, the honey water can be supplemented for the calteus gigas anytime and anywhere by squeezing the water pumping device, and the worry that the calteus gigas flies out of the feeding box is avoided; by arranging the refrigerating box, the honey water storage bottle is arranged in the refrigerating box, so that the honey water can be prevented from going bad during long-distance transportation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a device for conveniently supplementing nutrition for Habrobracon hebetor, belonging to the technical field of insect breeding equipment. Background Art

[0002] Habrobracon hebetor Habrobracon hebetor (Say) is an important ectoparasitic wasp of Lepidoptera larvae, which is easy to attack stored-product Lepidoptera pests. It has the advantages of a wide host range, easy breeding, short generation cycle, high reproduction rate, and strong paralysis rate. Therefore, it has great potential and broad prospects in controlling stored-product Lepidoptera pests. In order to extend the lifespan of Habrobracon hebetor, the laboratory often uses the method of supplementing honey water. Currently, the structure of the device for supplementing nutrition for Habrobracon hebetor in the laboratory is as follows: ventilation holes are drilled on the side of the breeding plastic box, and a small cotton ball dipped in 20% honey water is placed on the plastic box. During the process of supplementing nutrition, it is necessary to open the plastic box lid to replace the cotton ball or dip a new honey water and then stick the cotton ball to the inner wall of the box lid. During the operation, Habrobracon hebetor will escape, greatly reducing the number of wasps. Moreover, during the process of supplementing nutrition, the operator's speed needs to be fast, which requires high requirements for the operator. Secondly, the cotton ball is dipped on the inner wall of the beekeeping box lid and may fall into the beekeeping box, causing certain influence on the wasps. Secondly, if the external environmental temperature is too high during the long-distance transportation of Habrobracon hebetor, the honey water will deteriorate, indirectly affecting the performance of Habrobracon hebetor. In view of the above shortcomings, we need to improve the device for supplementing nutrition. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a device for conveniently supplementing nutrition for Habrobracon hebetor. This device can supplement honey water to the cotton at any time, without worrying about Habrobracon hebetor flying out, and can prevent the honey water from deteriorating during long-distance transportation.

[0004] The technical solution of the utility model: A device for conveniently supplementing nutrition for Habrobracon hebetor includes a breeding box. The lid of the breeding box is sealed with mesh holes, and cotton is placed on the surface of the lid at the mesh holes. It also includes a squeezing and pumping device. The water outlet of the squeezing and pumping device is located above the cotton, and the water inlet pipe of the squeezing and pumping device extends into the honey water storage bottle.

[0005] In the above-mentioned device for conveniently supplementing nutrition for Habrobracon hebetor, an annular cavity is arranged on the surface of the lid of the breeding box. The lid surrounded by the annular cavity is sealed with mesh holes, and the cotton is placed in the annular cavity.

[0006] In the above-mentioned device for conveniently supplementing nutrition for Habrobracon hebetor, a refrigerating box is also included, and the honey water storage bottle can be placed in the refrigerating box.

[0007] In the above-mentioned device for conveniently supplementing nutrition for Habrobracon hebetor, at least two support frames are also included, and the inlet and outlet pipes of the squeezing and pumping device are supported on the support frames.

[0008] In the aforementioned device for facilitating the supplementary nutrition of Habrobracon hebetor, clips are provided on the outer walls of the breeding box and the refrigerating box, and the support frame is snapped into the clips.

[0009] In the aforementioned device for facilitating the supplementary nutrition of Habrobracon hebetor, the mesh holes are 120-mesh in size.

[0010] In the aforementioned device for facilitating the supplementary nutrition of Habrobracon hebetor, a nozzle is connected to the water outlet of the squeezing and pumping device.

[0011] Advantages of the present utility model: Compared with the prior art, in the present utility model, mesh holes are provided on the lid of the box, and a cotton ball dipped in honey water is attached outside the mesh holes. The Habrobracon hebetor in the breeding box can suck the honey water through the mesh holes. The honey water can be supplemented for the Habrobracon hebetor at any time and anywhere through the squeezing and pumping device, without worrying about the Habrobracon hebetor flying out of the breeding box; by providing a refrigerating box, the honey water storage bottle can prevent the honey water from deteriorating during long-distance transportation. Description of the Drawings

[0012] Figure 1 is a schematic structural view of the present utility model;

[0013] Figure 2 is a schematic top view structural view of the breeding box.

[0014] Reference numerals: 1 - breeding box, 2 - mesh holes, 3 - cotton, 4 - squeezing and pumping device, 5 - honey water storage bottle, 6 - annular cavity, 7 - refrigerating box, 8 - support frame, 9 - clip, 10 - nozzle. Detailed Embodiments

[0015] The following further illustrates the present utility model in conjunction with the drawings and embodiments, but it shall not be used as a basis for limiting the present utility model.

[0016] Embodiment of the present utility model: A device for facilitating the supplementary nutrition of Habrobracon hebetor, as Figure 1-2 shown, includes a breeding box 1. A mesh hole 2 is sealed on the lid of the breeding box 1. A cotton 3 is placed on the surface of the lid at the mesh hole 2. It further includes a squeezing and pumping device 4. The water outlet of the squeezing and pumping device 4 is located above the cotton 3, and the water inlet pipe of the squeezing and pumping device 4 extends into the honey water storage bottle 5.

[0017] In the present utility model, mesh holes 3 are provided on the lid of the box, and a cotton 3 ball dipped in honey water is attached outside the mesh holes 3. The Habrobracon hebetor in the breeding box 1 can suck the honey water in the cotton 3 through the mesh holes 3. The honey water can be supplemented for the cotton 3 at any time and anywhere through the squeezing and pumping device 4, without worrying about the Habrobracon hebetor flying out of the breeding box 1. The squeezing and pumping device 4 is a commercially available conventional component, and its specific structure and principle will not be described in detail herein.

[0018] A circular cavity 6 is provided on the surface of the lid of the breeding box 1. A mesh hole 2 is sealed on the lid surrounded by the circular cavity 6. Cotton 3 is placed in the circular cavity 6 to prevent the cotton 3 from falling off the lid of the breeding box 1.

[0019] It further includes a refrigerator 7. The honey water storage bottle 5 can be placed in the refrigerator 7 to achieve refrigeration of the honey water and prevent the honey water from deteriorating during long-distance transportation.

[0020] It further includes at least two support frames 8. The inlet and outlet pipes of the extrusion water pumping device 4 are supported on the support frames 8 to ensure that the water outlet of the extrusion water pumping device 4 is directly facing the cotton 3.

[0021] Clips 9 are provided on the outer walls of the breeding box 1 and the refrigerator 7. The support frames 8 are snapped into the clips 9. During long-distance transportation, the support frames 8 are fixed by the clips 9 to prevent the support frames 8 from moving.

[0022] The mesh hole 2 is 120 mesh in size, which is convenient for the Bracon hebetor to suck the honey water in the cotton 3 through the mesh hole.

[0023] The water outlet of the extrusion water pumping device 4 is connected with a nozzle 10. Through the nozzle 10, the honey water is scattered and sprayed to supplement the honey water in each area of the cotton 3.

Claims

1. A device for supplementing nutrition for a lycopodidae, comprising a feeding box (1), characterized in that: The box cover of the breeding box (1) is sealed with a mesh hole (2), cotton (3) is placed on the surface of the box cover at the mesh hole (2), and also includes a squeezing and pumping device (4), the water outlet of the squeezing and pumping device (4) is located above the cotton (3), and the water inlet pipe of the squeezing and pumping device (4) extends into the bee water storage bottle (5).

2. A device for supplementing nutrition for Lycopodiella spp. according to claim 1, characterized in that: The surface of the box cover of the breeding box (1) is provided with an annular cavity (6), a mesh hole (2) is sealed on the box cover surrounded by the annular cavity (6), and cotton (3) is placed in the annular cavity (6).

3. The device for facilitating the supplementation of nutrition for the wasp of the genus Psoralea according to claim 1, characterized in that: The invention also comprises a refrigerator (7), in which the honey water storage bottle (5) can be placed.

4. A device for supplementing nutrition for Lycopodiella spp. according to claim 3, characterized in that: It also comprises at least two support frames (8), and the water inlet and outlet pipes of the squeezing and pumping device (4) are supported on the support frames (8).

5. A device for supplementing nutrition for the lycopodidae according to claim 4, characterized in that: The outer walls of the feeding box (1) and the cold storage box (7) are provided with clips (9), and the support frame (8) is clipped into the clips (9).

6. The device for supplementing nutrition for the wasp according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mesh size (2) is 120 meshes.

7. The device for supplementing nutrition for the wasp according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water outlet of the squeezing and pumping device (4) is connected to a spray head (10).

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