Aquatic feed attractant

Abstract

The invention discloses an aquatic feed attractant, prepared from, by weight, 8-12 parts of yeast extract, 12-18 parts of amino acids, 12-16 parts of dimethylpropiothetin, 5-10 parts of allicin, 5-8 parts of fennel, 0.5-1 part of shell powder, 3-6 parts of nattokinase, 5-8 parts of fish viscera lyophilized powder, 1.3-2.7 parts of dandelion, 2-4 parts of smoked plum, 4-6 parts of lysine, 4-8 partsof heartleaf houttuynia herb, 1.5-2.5 parts of rhizome of Chinese goldthread, 4-6 parts of castor seed, 2-5 parts of ionic ligands, 3-6 parts of vitacoenzyme, and 2-6 parts of Bacillus subtilis. Theaquatic feed attractant according to the invention can improve appetite of animals, increase intake quantity and promote growth, can also prevent diseases and maintain health, can enhance digestion and absorption of feeds, and has the advantages of high attracting efficiency, good greenness and safety, and balanced nutrition.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of aquaculture, in particular to an aquatic feed attractant. Background technique [0002] In recent years, more and more high-density and intensive methods have been adopted in the breeding and production of aquatic animals, which can not only increase production, but also reduce breeding costs and increase economic benefits. However, the main problems faced by intensive aquaculture production are the control of water quality and how to reduce the cost of aquaculture as much as possible. Feeding in an appropriate amount and reducing residual bait are one of the key means to solve these two problems. Species ingestion, reduce residual bait. [0003] An excellent food attractant not only has stable product quality, but also has stable quality after storage, processing and feed production. At the same time, there should be no adverse chemical reactions between the food attractant and bulk feed materials and additives, ...

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Problems solved by technology

Although there are some feed attractants, their use in aquatic feed is limited due to high production costs, high commodity prices, and poor attractant effects.