CN106922619B - Feeding device and feeding method for quasipaa spinosa - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a feeding device and a feeding method of Rana spinosa, wherein the feeding device comprises a feeding box and a feeding table, the feeding box is placed on the feeding table, and the area of the bottom of the feeding box is smaller than that of the bottom of the feeding table; the bottom of the feeding box is provided with a circle of holes which are arranged in a hollow manner; according to the invention, the freshness of the flour weevil is improved by changing the shape and the structure of the feeding device; meanwhile, the area of the bottom of the feeding box is smaller than that of the upper bottom surface of the feeding platform, so that baits can climb to the feeding box to make a sound to attract the rana spinosa, and the baits cannot slide down along a slope to die in water, the survival rate of the baits is improved, the rana spinosa has a higher predation desire, the predation desire of the rana spinosa and the freshness and liveness of the baits are improved, the death rate of the baits is reduced, and the breeding efficiency of the rana spinosa is further improved.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of aquaculture, and particularly relates to a feeding device and a feeding method for quasipaa spinosa.
Background
Quasipaa spinosa, such as Shiji, Quasipaa spinosa, Scale, Rana spinosa, and the like, is a special large wild frog in China. Quasipaa belongs to the aquatic type medium-flowing water living frogs, is fond of living in cave, is mainly distributed in south, is a famous and precious mountain delicacy growing in southern hilly mountain areas, and is called 'the king of quasipaa' by delicacies because of fine and smooth meat and rich mineral elements. The quasipaa spinosa has tender and white meat, sweet and delicious taste and rich nutrition, is listed as a delicacy famous delicacy recommended by hotels and wineries, and is a rare delicacy which is hard to obtain by people. It is called as "mountain treasure" because it has the functions of nourishing and strengthening body, clearing away heart-fire and moistening lung, strengthening liver and stomach, tonifying deficiency, relieving heat-toxin and curing malnutrition.
Rana spinosa is fond to inhabit in grass and wood clusters, is cool and quiet, and mainly takes live baits of animals such as insects, larvae, earthworms, snails, shrimps, small fish and the like as well as mountain stream and brook in clear water long flow, and does not eat dead or immobile food.
In the traditional quasipaa spinosa breeding industry, yellow mealworms are fed in a mode of building an arc peninsula in the center of a breeding pond, but the yellow mealworms have weak movement ability, and more than 40 percent of yellow mealworms fall into water along an arc surface to die. The dead bait Rana spinosa can not be eaten, so that the utilization rate of the bait is reduced, the dead bait pollutes the water quality, and the pond water needs to be frequently replaced. Therefore, it is necessary to research a new feeding device and a new feeding method to improve the cultivation efficiency of the rana spinosa.
Disclosure of Invention
Therefore, the technical problems to be solved by the invention are that the utilization rate of feed is low, the feed is easy to pollute water quality, the feed is troublesome to replace and the like in the feeding process of the rana spinosa in the prior art, so that the invention provides a more efficient feeding device and method for the rana spinosa.
A feeding device for Rana spinosa comprises a feeding box and a feeding table, wherein the feeding box is placed on the feeding table, and the area of the bottom of the feeding box is smaller than that of the bottom of the feeding table; the bottom of the feeding box is provided with a circle of holes which are arranged in a hollow manner.
Preferably, the feeding table is designed as a table body.
Preferably, the feeding platform is built in the center of the quasipaa spinosa culture pond.
Preferably, the slope of the feeding platform is smaller than 15 degrees, so that the stone frog can conveniently catch baits.
Preferably, the feeding box is a plastic box made of PC materials, and can be sterilized at high temperature and used for a long time.
Preferably, the area of each hole is 10-15 cm2The plurality of yellow meal worms can climb out simultaneously, and the phenomenon that the yellow meal worms climb out too much at one time and fall into water is avoided.
Preferably, the shape of the holes is circular, triangular, square, diamond or other regular shape, preferably circular.
Preferably, the holes are uniformly arranged at the bottom of the feeding box.
A feeding method of quasipaa spinosa comprises the following steps:
(1) feeding: when feeding, the feed yellow mealworms are put into the feeding box, and climb out of holes at the bottom of the feeding box due to the natural preference of the yellow mealworms for drilling, climb on the feeding table, and make a sound to attract the quasipaa spinosas to prey, thereby achieving the feeding effect;
(2) replacing baits: after finishing throwing something and feeding, can take off the box of throwing something and feeding, abandon injured, dead individual, further guaranteed the quality of bait.
As a preferred technical scheme, the feeding platform is designed as a platform body and is built in the center of the quasipaa spinosa breeding pond; the slope of the feeding platform is smaller than 15 degrees, so that the stone frog can conveniently catch baits.
As a preferred technical scheme, the area of the bottom of the feeding box is smaller than that of the feeding platform, and the feeding box is a plastic box made of PC materials, can be sterilized at high temperature and can be used for a long time; the holes at the bottom of the feeding box are uniformly arranged, the holes are circular, and the area of each hole is 10-15 cm2The plurality of yellow meal worms can climb out simultaneously, and the phenomenon that the yellow meal worms climb out too much at one time and fall into water is avoided.
The feeding device changes the structure of the traditional feeding device, and improves the freshness of the flour weevil; meanwhile, the bottom area of the feeding box is smaller than the area of the upper bottom surface of the feeding platform, so that baits can climb to the feeding box to make a sound to attract Rana spinosa, and the baits cannot slide down along a slope to die in water, the survival rate of the baits is improved, the Rana spinosa has a higher predation desire, the predation desire of the Rana spinosa and the freshness and liveness of the baits are improved, the death rate of the baits is reduced, and the breeding efficiency of the Rana spinosa is further improved.
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Fig. 1 is a sectional view of the feeding device for Rana spinosa.
FIG. 2 is a cut bottom view of the feeding set in example 1.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the bottom of the feeding cassette in example 2.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the bottom of the feeding cassette in example 3.
FIG. 5 is a cut bottom view of the feeding set in example 4.
Wherein 1 is a feeding box, 2 is a feeding platform, 3 is a circular hole, 4 is a triangular hole, 5 is a square hole, and 6 is a diamond hole.
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Example 1
A feeding device for Rana spinosa comprises a feeding box 1 and a feeding table 2, wherein the feeding box 1 is placed on the feeding table 2, and the area of the bottom of the feeding box 1 is smaller than that of the bottom surface of the feeding table 2; the bottom of the feeding box 1 is provided with a circle of round holes 3 which are arranged in a hollow way; the feeding platform 2 is designed as a platform body and is built in the center of the quasipaa spinosa breeding pond, the gradient of the feeding platform 2 is 14 degrees, and the quasipaa spinosa can conveniently catch bait.
A feeding method of quasipaa spinosa comprises the following steps:
(1) and (5) feeding. When feeding, the feed yellow mealworms are put into the feeding box 1, and the yellow mealworms climb out of the round holes 3 at the bottom of the feeding box due to the natural preference of drilling, climb on the feeding platform 2, and make a sound to attract the quasipaa spinosa to prey, thereby achieving the feeding effect.
(2) And (5) replacing the bait. After feeding, the feeding box 1 is taken down, and the injured and dead individual is discarded.
Example 2
A feeding device for Rana spinosa comprises a feeding box 1 and a feeding table 2, wherein the feeding box 1 is placed on the feeding table 2, and the area of the bottom of the feeding box 1 is smaller than that of the bottom surface of the feeding table 2; the bottom of the feeding box 1 is provided with a circle of triangular holes 4 which are arranged in a hollow way; the feeding platform 2 is designed as a platform body and is built in the center of the quasipaa spinosa breeding pond, the gradient of the feeding platform 2 is 13 degrees, and the quasipaa spinosa is convenient to catch bait.
A feeding method of quasipaa spinosa comprises the following steps:
(1) and (5) feeding. When feeding, the feed yellow mealworms are put into the feeding box 1, and the yellow mealworms climb out of the triangular holes 4 at the bottom of the feeding box due to the natural preference of drilling, climb on the feeding platform 2 and make a sound to attract the quasipaa spinosas to prey, thereby achieving the feeding effect.
(2) And (5) replacing the bait. After feeding, the feeding box 1 is taken down, and the injured and dead individual is discarded.
Example 3
A feeding device for Rana spinosa comprises a feeding box 1 and a feeding table 2, wherein the feeding box 1 is placed on the feeding table 2, and the area of the bottom of the feeding box 1 is smaller than that of the bottom surface of the feeding table 2; the bottom of the feeding box 1 is provided with a circle of square holes 5 which are arranged in a hollow way; the feeding platform 2 is designed as a platform body and is built in the center of the quasipaa spinosa breeding pond, the gradient of the feeding platform 2 is 14 degrees, and the quasipaa spinosa can conveniently catch bait.
A feeding method of quasipaa spinosa comprises the following steps:
(1) and (5) feeding. When feeding, the feed yellow mealworms are put into the feeding box 1, and the yellow mealworms climb out of the square holes 5 at the bottom of the feeding box due to the natural preference of drilling, climb on the feeding platform 2 and make a sound to attract the quasipaa spinosas to prey, thereby achieving the feeding effect.
(2) And (5) replacing the bait. After feeding, the feeding box 1 is taken down, and the injured and dead individual is discarded.
Example 4
A feeding device for Rana spinosa comprises a feeding box 1 and a feeding table 2, wherein the feeding box 1 is placed on the feeding table 2, and the area of the bottom of the feeding box 1 is smaller than that of the bottom surface of the feeding table 2; the bottom of the feeding box 1 is provided with a circle of diamond-shaped holes 6 which are arranged in a hollow way; the feeding platform 2 is designed as a platform body and is built in the center of the quasipaa spinosa breeding pond, the gradient of the feeding platform 2 is 13 degrees, and the quasipaa spinosa is convenient to catch bait.
A feeding method of quasipaa spinosa comprises the following steps:
(1) and (5) feeding. When feeding, the feed yellow mealworms are put into the feeding box 1, and the yellow mealworms climb out of the diamond-shaped holes 6 at the bottom of the feeding box due to the natural preference of drilling, climb on the feeding table 2 and make a sound to attract the quasipaa spinosas to prey, thereby achieving the feeding effect.
(2) And (5) replacing the bait. After feeding, the feeding box 1 is taken down, and the injured and dead individual is discarded.
Example 5
Group A: 800 fresh yellow meal larvae were placed in the feeding box 1 of example 1, the feeding box 1 was placed on the feeding table 2, and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 1.
Group B: 800 fresh yellow meal worms were directly placed on the feeding platform 2 in example 1 and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 1.
TABLE 1
| Numbering | Group A | Group B |
| Survival rate | 91.56％ | 55.6％ |
| Rate of falling in water | 5.31％ | 48.7％ |
Example 6
Group C: 800 fresh yellow meal larvae were placed in the feeding box 1 of example 2, the feeding box 1 was placed on the feeding table 2, and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 2.
Group D: 800 fresh yellow meal worms were directly placed on the feeding platform 2 in example 2 and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 2.
TABLE 1
| Numbering | Group C | Group D |
| Survival rate | 90.51％ | 53.1％ |
| Rate of falling in water | 5.4％ | 49.2％ |
Example 7
Group E: 800 fresh yellow meal larvae were placed in the feeding box 1 of example 3, the feeding box 1 was placed on the feeding table 2, and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 3.
And F group: 800 fresh yellow meal worms were directly placed on the feeding platform 2 in example 3 and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 3.
TABLE 3
| Numbering | Group E | Group F |
| Survival rate | 89.59％ | 52.2％ |
| Rate of falling in water | 5.35％ | 48.3％ |
Example 8
Group G: 800 fresh yellow meal larvae were placed in the feeding box 1 of example 4, the feeding box 1 was placed on the feeding table 2, and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 4.
Group H: 800 fresh yellow meal worms were directly placed on the feeding platform 2 in example 4 and the survival rate was counted after 4 hours, see table 4.
TABLE 4
| Numbering | Group G | Group H |
| Survival rate | 88.88％ | 56.6％ |
| Rate of falling in water | 5.55％ | 49.5％ |
From tables 1-4, it can be seen that the feeding device of the present invention can reduce the mortality rate of yellow mealworms, increase the survival rate of yellow mealworms, make stone frogs have a desire to prey, and increase the desire to prey stone frogs, and more than 48% of yellow mealworms directly placed on the feeding platform die due to sliding down along the slope because of the sexual activity of yellow mealworms.
The specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the spirit of the invention. Various modifications or additions may be made to the described embodiments or alternatives may be employed by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit or ambit of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
While the invention has been described in detail and with reference to specific embodiments thereof, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope thereof.
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1. A feeding device for Rana spinosa is characterized in that the feeding device comprises a feeding box and a feeding table, wherein the feeding box is placed on the feeding tableThe area of the bottom of the feeding box is smaller than the area of the bottom surface of the feeding table; the bottom of the feeding box is provided with a circle of holes which are arranged in a hollow manner; the feeding table is designed as a table body; the feeding platform is built in the center of the quasipaa spinosa culture pond; the gradient of the feeding table is less than 15 degrees; the feeding box is a plastic box made of PC materials; the holes are uniformly formed in the bottom of the feeding box, and the area of each hole is 10-15 cm2The plurality of yellow meal worms can climb out simultaneously, and the phenomenon that the yellow meal worms climb out too much at one time and fall into water is avoided.
2. The feeding device of a quasipaa spinosa as claimed in claim 1, wherein the shape of the holes is circular, triangular, square, diamond-shaped or other regular shape.
3. A method of feeding frogs, comprising the steps of:
(1) feeding: when feeding, the feed yellow mealworms are put into the feeding box, and climb out of holes at the bottom of the feeding box due to the natural preference of the yellow mealworms for drilling, climb on the feeding table, and make a sound to attract the quasipaa spinosas to prey, thereby achieving the feeding effect;
(2) replacing baits: after finishing throwing something and feeding, can take off the box of throwing something and feeding, abandon injured, dead individual, further guaranteed the quality of bait.
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