Terrapin hatching and feeding house

Abstract

The invention discloses a terrapin hatching and feeding house which comprises a house body and a transparent roof, wherein covering cloth which can be spread and collected at one end of the roof is arranged on the upper side of the roof, and heat absorption cloth which can be spread and collected at one end of the roof and is located in the house body is arranged on the lower side of the roof. According to the terrapin hatching and feeding house, the indoor temperature can rise, and excessive variation of the indoor temperature or invariable constant indoor temperature can be avoided, so that the indoor environment can follow the nature law and naturally changes, a young terrapin hatched and growing in the environment can have better environmental change adaptability in the later period due to the naturally rising temperature and humidity, and the heath degree is higher; and through sunlight irradiation, solar energy is absorbed for obtaining heat, so that the indoor temperature changes slowly, the process follows nature law and is not forced, electromagnetic radiation is avoided, and the injury to the young terrapin by electric leakage is prevented further.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to turtle breeding, in particular to a breeding room for turtle hatching. Background technique [0002] At present, in the turtle breeding process, a sand pond is generally set on one side of the turtle pond for the turtle to lay eggs, and the produced turtle eggs are buried in the sand pond for natural hatching. However, at present, the number of turtles raised in a turtle pond is relatively large, and there may be multiple female turtles laying eggs at the same time, and the female turtles that lay eggs later may touch during the process of digging the sand pond, resulting in the previous laying and hatching Turtle eggs in the process, leading to the loss of previous eggs. Therefore, it is necessary to transfer it to other places for hatching after the tortoise egg is laid, and generally transfer to a thermostatic room forcibly controlling the indoor temperature for hatching. [0003] The Chinese invention patent with the appl...

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Problems solved by technology

However, forced temperature control and humidity control make the room full of electromagnetic radiation, which affects the hatching of turtle eggs and the development and growth of larvae after hatching. The forced constant temperature control makes turtle larvae lack the ability to adapt to environmental changes during the growth process. The health status declines after leaving the constant temperature environment, which is not conducive to the growth of turtles

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