Breeding of yellow-eared turtle fry

Scientific breeding of young turtles is the key to the success of turtle breeding. The newly hatched young turtles can't eat food and rely on their own yolk sac to provide nutrition. The yolk of young turtles was consumed by 40% on the 7th day after hatching, and it was completely consumed from the 9th day to15th day. Therefore, the specific feeding date and feeding amount can be determined according to the size of the yolk sac of the young turtle.

The scientific reproduction of young turtles is the key to the success of turtle reproduction. The newly hatched young turtles can't eat food and rely on their own yolk sac to provide nutrition. The yolk of young turtles was consumed by 40% on the 7th day after hatching, and it was completely consumed from the 9th day to15th day. Therefore, the specific feeding date and feeding amount can be determined according to the size of the yolk sac of the young turtle.

A small amount of cooked egg yolk, cooked egg yolk, yellow powder, red worms, fly maggots, etc. can be fed to domesticated young turtles on the 3rd to 4th day after hatching. It can be fed on the 5th-6th day, which can tame food and supplement nutrition.

Young turtles who wake up from hibernation have weak mobility, poor gastrointestinal function and unstable body temperature. Don't feed too much. Feed 1 every two days from14.

April to August is the most vigorous period for the growth and development of young turtles, with large activity and increased food intake. Feed 1 time at 8:00-9:00 am and 5:00-7:00 pm every day.

In September, the temperature has begun to drop, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and the appetite of young turtles has decreased. From 10 to 1 1 feed protein and high-quality feed with high fat content once a day, so that it can store more energy and help it spend the long winter.

From the end of June 65438+ 10 to the beginning of June 165438+ 10, most young turtles have stopped eating, so they should stop feeding and let them overwinter safely.

In addition, we should pay attention to disinfection and disease prevention. After hatchling, after the umbilical cord converges, it should be soaked in 10% normal saline and disinfected after hibernation. Feeding containers should also be disinfected regularly to kill pathogenic microorganisms and ensure the healthy growth of young turtles.