Special digestion promoting feed for young trionyx sinensis

Abstract

The present invention discloses a special digestion promoting feed for young trionyx sinensis which includes the following raw materials: puffed corns, puffed soybean, wheat bran, blood plasma protein powder, earthworm meal, fish meal, bone meal, whey powder, calcium hydrogen phosphate, coconut oil, lysine, methionine, threonine, tryptophan, glutamic acid, methionine chelated zinc, copper carbonate, copper chloride, chromium picolinate, malic acid, formic acid, fumaric acid, sucrose, fructooligosaccharide, portulaca oleracea, malt, pepsin, phytase, trypsin, edible salt, choline chloride and complex vitamins. The special digestion promoting feed for young trionyx sinensis can improve the digestion and absorption capacities of the young trionyx sinensis, reduce the morbidity of the young trionyx sinensis, promote the growth of the young trionyx sinensis and increase the use rate of the feed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of feed, in particular to a special digestion-promoting feed for juvenile soft-shelled turtles. Background technique [0002] Soft-shelled turtles are commonly known as soft-shelled turtles, water fish, turtles and tortoises, etc. They are oviparous reptiles and live amphibiously on land and water. Soft-shelled turtle meat is delicious and nutritious. It has the effects of clearing heat and nourishing yin, calming the liver and quenching wind, softening and resolving stagnation. It is not only a delicacy on the table, but also a nourishing medicine with a wide range of uses. [0003] With people's understanding of the edible and medicinal value of soft-shelled turtles, the market demand for soft-shelled turtles is increasing. However, natural soft-shelled turtles grow slowly. Only relying on wild soft-shelled turtle resources is far from being able to meet the growing consumption and export needs. Driven by...

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[0003] With people's understanding of the edible and medicinal value of soft-shelled turtles, the market demand for soft-shelled turtles is increasing. However, soft-shelled turtles grow slowly naturally. Wild soft-shelled turtle resources alone are far from meeting the growing consumption and export needs. At home and abroad Driven by market demand and significant economic interests, more and more farmers have begun to develop artificial breeding of soft-shelled turtles

The quality of juvenile soft-shelled turtles directly affects the economic benefits of soft-shelled turtle farming. However, in the current soft-shelled turtle farming process, most of the professional farming households tend to feed juvenile soft-shelled turtles with premixed feed of other fish, which is not comprehensive in nutrition. Unable to meet the nutritional needs of young turtles in the growth stage, and young turtles are not very good at digesting them, resulting in slow growth of young turtles and low feed utilization