CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What are the advantages and disadvantages of raising maggots in frog farming?

1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of raising maggots in frog farming?

The advantage of feeding fly maggots is that the yield is large and fast and the nutrition is rich.

The cost issue varies greatly from place to place as the farmers have different resources, methods, and technical levels, so it cannot be generalized.

The disadvantage is that flies require high light intensity for laying eggs, and only solving the temperature of fly maggots is secondary. There are certain problems with the yield and stability of breeding in early spring and autumn. In addition, the forest frog eats fly maggots just like people drink milk powder. It is not enough to grow with rich nutrition, but also requires considerable energy components, which fly maggots lack. Other research data show that fly maggots lack certain vitamins and amino acids, which must be paid attention to.

Therefore, when raising forest frogs, it is important to feed them a mixture of various insects for better results.

It should be possible, if you have enough raw materials. The temperature problem needs to be solved, as the temperature has a great impact on the maggots.

These two shouldn't be kept together.

In the north, people usually use mealworms to breed forest frogs.

2. Is it harmful to breed fungus with too many flies?

Too many flies can easily lead to diseases or other pests.

There must have been damage.

3. What is the prospect of fly breeding?

The technology of fly breeding is not difficult to master, but due to the problem of concept, the use of fly protein is not yet common. In other words, the deep processing of fly products is currently rarely carried out, and the market prospects are still unclear.

I suggest you to enter the industry with caution, especially if the price of seedlings is high. If you are just going to use flies to feed poultry, then mealworms are not inferior to flies in terms of palatability and nutritional value.

Maggot is a general term for house flies, Sarcophagidae flies and Calliphoridae flies of the order Diptera. The larvae of flies are called fly maggots.

A. Economic value of cultivating fly maggots:

Fly maggots mainly contain protein, fat, and chitin. In addition, they also contain a variety of trace elements, 17 kinds of amino acids and proteolytic enzymes, intestinal peptides, trypsin, and enzymes that decompose energy fat and carbohydrates. In southern provinces of my country, there has long been a practice of "raising maggots with meat, washing and frying them", which is called fried meat buds, or squeezing juice from larvae and adding other condiments and cake flour to make eight-treasure cakes.

Secondly, fly maggots can be used as medicine, and the name of the medicinal material is collectively called "Wuguzi". It is cold in nature and salty in taste. It has the functions of clearing away heat and detoxifying, eliminating accumulation and stagnation. When combined with other chemical drugs, it can treat coma and delirium in febrile diseases, malnutrition, malnutrition, dysentery and vomiting in children.

Third, fly maggots are a high-protein feed for raising a variety of precious animals, such as scorpions, various poultry, fish, birds, etc. Since the late 1970s, my country has used fresh maggots or maggot powder to feed poultry, which can increase egg production and significantly increase egg weight. With the rapid development of the special breeding industry, the demand for high-protein feed is increasing in various places.

B. Economic benefits of breeding fly maggots:

One cubic net cage can raise 12,000 sterile fly species, which only eat 20 grams of milk powder every day. The eggs produced every day are raised in 4 kilograms of wheat bran. On the fourth day, the worms can be taken to feed frogs, forest frogs, catfish, seven-star fish, geckos, scorpions, etc. They lay eggs every day and have worms every day. One cubic meter of 12,000 fly species can produce more than 2 kilograms of worms every day. Normally, the worms produced on the 1st to 5th day of egg laying can reach 5-6 kilograms per day. The equipment is simple, only 6 meters of fish nets are needed to make a net cage, and more than ten trays can be prepared for mass production. It is extremely easy to raise, and once introduced, it can be kept and expanded. Artificial breeding of sterile fly maggots has opened up a new way for the development and utilization of high-protein feed for animals.

There is a future.'

It is easy to manage and the capital investment is not large.

Not many people keep it now, but it will still make money

The future depends on sales.

Think about it, if you can't even get rid of all the flies at home, who would buy your flies?

I'm just giving you a suggestion. If you insist on raising one, I'll give you the flies at home for free, but you have to catch them yourself! Haha

It's really rarely heard.