Feed capable of increasing growth speed of rice field eels

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of feeds for cultivation, and particularly relates to a feed capable of increasing the growth rate of rice field eels. Honeysuckle is added to the feed capable of increasing the growth rate of the rice field eels, so that the feed has the functions of restraining the growth of bacteria, diminishing inflammation and clearing away heat and toxins; the feed can promote the discharging of harmful substances and guarantee the healthy growth of animals due to multiple trace elements contained in honeysuckle buds. The feed for the rice field eels, prepared from sheep blood powder, pig liver powder, fish powder, wormcast and rapeseed meal cakes as the main material can provide a large amount of protein for the growth of the rice field eels, improve the balance of nutrition, and attract the rice field eels due to the addition of an attractant for the rice field eels, and therefore, the utilization rate of the feed is increased, the growth speed of the rice field eels is increased; and the feed plays the role of preventing diseases due to the addition of a small amount of garlic.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of aquaculture feed, in particular to a feed for improving the growth rate of rice field eels. technical background [0002] Swamp eel, also known as squid, long fish, etc., is a high-quality freshwater aquatic product species with high protein, low fat and high nutritional value. There has always been a high demand for swamp eel in market consumption. At present, the rice field eels supplied to the market come from artificial breeding and wild capture. However, the wild resources of rice field eels are becoming scarce day by day, and the number of rice field eels caught naturally is decreasing day by day, and their specifications are getting smaller and smaller. In terms of intensive and large-scale artificial breeding, our country Since the early 1980s, there has been an upsurge in rice field eel breeding. However, in the 1990s, due to the constraints of lack of rice field eel seed resources and backward breeding te...

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Problems solved by technology

With the continuous expansion of market demand, wild rice field eels can no longer meet the needs of the society, and when artificially raised, the feed is not suitable for selection. Rice field eels use animal feed as the staple food and need to consume a large amount of protein food, but fish are often used as food. Feed, but fresh fish should not be preserved, and a single food often causes the nutritional imbalance of the eel, affects the growth rate, and will affect the nutritional value of the eel