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Famous breed Whitefish breeding
The Japanese White Stork is known as Japanese quail, also known as Barley, squid, river cricket, white autumn, snake fish, etc. It is currently a famous breed of artificial breeding, but artificial breeding has not yet been fully successful so far, mainly relying on natural fishing seedlings. Generally, males live in estuaries, while females and cubs run upstream and downstream into rivers and lakes that communicate with rivers. Some of them even reach the upper reaches of rivers, such as the Jinsha River, Lancang River, and Jialing River areas; Above area. The quails are fattened in rivers and lakes and reach a mature age. In autumn, they gravitate to the estuary and swim with the male squid, who often lives in the estuary area. White storks are carnivorous fish. The seedlings of nature mainly ingest planktonic crustaceans, and when they grow up, they mainly eat shrimps, small crabs, aquatic insects, snails, crickets, crickets, etc. They also prey on small fish and higher plant debris. Artificial feeding ponds should be fed with artificial feed. The optimum temperature for earthworm growth is 20-28°C. When the water temperature drops below 8-10°C, feeding is basically stopped, and hibernation occurs when it is submerged in sediment or caves; feeding is stopped when the water temperature reaches 30°C. Eel breeding can be cultivated in a single raising pond and can also be raised in fish ponds. A single pool requires anti-escape, a self-fluid irrigation and drainage system, and sufficient feed. Generally, 0.5 million to 10,000 tails are stocked per acre, and the annual output can reach 1-2 tons; polyculture is mainly based on the wild fish and shrimp in fish ponds, and 50 to 100 tails can be stocked per acre. 1 Can be harvested into 20-30 kilograms a year.