Method for artificially cultivating toad maggots

A toad-eating and artificial technology, applied in animal husbandry and other directions, can solve the problems of uneven content of toad-eating ingredients, uncleaned toad filth, difficult and stable acquisition, etc., and achieves short breeding cycle, uniform quality, The effect of stable breeding conditions for maggots

Active Publication Date: 2021-10-01
上海瀚岳药源生物科技发展有限公司
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[0005] Traditional toad-eating insects are mainly formed naturally from toads that died accidentally in the wild. The toad-eating insects collected in the past were born after the toads were trampled to death by livestock, bitten to death by wild animals, or killed by humans. The amount is small, can be encountered but not sought, difficult to obtain stably, and cannot meet the large demand of the market. Patent CN1056956C discloses a

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[0031] A method for artificially cultivating toad-eating worms, comprising the following steps:

[0032] S1, cleaning: wash 16kg of live toads with clear water; then put the toads into the mixture for 72 hours;

[0033] S2, pulping: take out the toad in S1, wash it with flowing water for 20 hours, take out the toad, beat it to stun, then beat the toad evenly, add 40 g of selenite triglyceride mixture and 100 g of honey, and beat again evenly to obtain mixed toad pulp;

[0034] S3, raising maggots: pour the mixed toad slurry into the maggot raising pond in the maggot raising box, put the porous microspheres into the grid box 15, then put the golden fly into the maggot producing room, adjust the light, humidity and temperature, Turn on the ventilation device, turn on the magnetic stirring device, the giant head fly will continue to eat the mixed toad pulp and reproduce from generation to generation. On the fifth day, the largest number of toad-eating insects will be obtained;

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[0046] A method for artificially cultivating toad-eating worms, comprising the following steps:

[0047] S1, cleaning: wash 18kg of live toads with clear water; then put the toads into the mixture for 72 hours;

[0048] S2, pulping: take out the toad in S1, wash it with flowing water for 22 hours, take out the toad, beat it to stun, then beat the toad evenly, add 44g of triglyceride selenite mixture and 110g of honey, and beat evenly again to obtain mixed toad pulp;

[0049] S3, maggot breeding: pour the mixed toad slurry into the maggot breeding pool in the maggot breeding box, put the porous microspheres into the grid box, then put the golden fly into the maggot production room, adjust the light, humidity and temperature, and turn on Ventilation device, turn on the magnetic stirring device, the giant headfly will continue to eat the mixed toad pulp and reproduce from generation to generation. On the fifth day, the largest number of toad-eating insects will be obtained;

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Embodiment 3

[0060] A method for artificially cultivating toad-eating worms, comprising the following steps:

[0061] S1, cleaning: wash 20kg of live toads with clear water; then put the toads into the mixture for 72 hours;

[0062] S2, pulping: take out the toad in S1, wash it with flowing water for 24 hours, take out the toad, beat it to stun, then beat the toad evenly, add 48g of selenite triglyceride mixture, 120g of honey, and beat evenly again to obtain mixed toad pulp;

[0063] S3, maggot breeding: pour the mixed toad slurry into the maggot breeding pool in the maggot breeding box, put the porous microspheres into the grid box, then put the golden fly into the maggot production room, adjust the light, humidity and temperature, and turn on Ventilation device, turn on the magnetic stirring device, the giant headfly will continue to eat the mixed toad pulp and reproduce from generation to generation. On the fifth day, the largest number of toad-eating insects will be obtained;

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The invention discloses a method for artificially cultivating toad maggots. The method comprises the following steps: cleaning toads by using an extracting solution of mangnolia officinalis, fructus aurantii immaturus, natrii sulfas, and radix et rhizoma rhei, pulping the toads, adding a seleninic acid triglyceride mixture and honey, placing the mixture in a maggot breeding box for chrysomyia megacephala to eat raw maggots, promoting maggot production through porous microspheres containing indole, adjusting light, humidity and temperature in the maggot breeding box to provide appropriate growth temperature for the maggots, then passing the maggots through water at 48-50 DEG C, and naturally airing the maggots to obtain the toad maggots. The cultivated toad maggots are high in utilization rate of effective active ingredients in toads, high in selenium content and relatively high in inhibitory activity on malignant tumors; the yield is high, the quality is uniform, and the cultivation period is short; and the method is simple, convenient, free of geographical limitation, capable of guaranteeing stability of maggot breeding conditions and suitable for long-term mass production.

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