CN110651896A - Compound feed for frogs - Google Patents

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CN110651896A
CN110651896A CN201911138043.5A CN201911138043A CN110651896A CN 110651896 A CN110651896 A CN 110651896A CN 201911138043 A CN201911138043 A CN 201911138043A CN 110651896 A CN110651896 A CN 110651896A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a frog compound feed, which is composed of, by weight, 10 ~ 20% of steam fish meal, 20 ~ 30% of peeled soybean meal, 21 ~ 25% of flour, 1 ~ 10% of peanut bran, 1 ~ 10% of beef bone meal, 3 ~ 5% of corn protein powder, 1 ~ 8% of chicken meal, 1 ~ 3% of blood cell protein powder, 0.5 ~ 4% of fish oil, 0.5 ~ 4% of soybean oil, 1 ~ 2% of phospholipid oil, 1 ~ 2% of monocalcium phosphate, and the balance of additives containing compound vitamins, compound minerals, Vc phosphate, salt, mildew preventive and antioxidant.

Description

Compound feed for frogs
Technical Field
The invention relates to a compound feed, in particular to a compound feed for frogs.
Background
The frog meat is tender, delicious, rich in protein, high in nutritive value and economic value, and is a delicious dish on dining tables of people. At present, the domestic frogs are bred in a large scale, and the main varieties comprise frogs such as bullfrogs and tiger frogs, wherein the frogs become the largest breeding varieties of frogs due to large size, more meat quality and strong adaptability. The frog species breeding develops rapidly in China, the breeding area reaches 10 ten thousand mu in 2018 years, and the yield reaches 15 ten thousand tons. Frogs are omnivorous animals, but mainly carnivorous animals, and only plant baits grow slowly when fed with the frogs, but the frogs grow rapidly when matched with animal baits. Frogs not only have higher requirements on the inherent nutrition of the feed, but also have stricter requirements on the external physical indexes of the feed, such as volume weight, swelling degree, particle size and the like. The frog enteritis caused by higher volume weight and smaller swelling degree, serious even rectocele and death. The same particle size is very critical to the growth of frogs, and frogs with large size cannot eat feeds with larger particle size, but frogs with larger size often show food refusal to feed with smaller particle size. Chinese patent publication No. CN108719609A discloses a frog compound feed, which contains a certain amount of animal protein source, but the animal protein source is single, and the protein level is high after the addition of large-specific-gravity soldier fly aged larvae, which cannot meet the growth requirement of the frog well, and the unit weight and the expansion degree of the frog compound feed are not suitable for the unit weight and the expansion degree of the feed required for the growth of the frog.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide a frog compound feed which has balanced and comprehensive nutrition, proper particle size and volume weight and proper swelling degree and is suitable for the caliber of a frog.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention is that the paint comprises the following components in percentage by weight:
10 ~ 20% of steam fish meal, 20 ~ 30% of peeled soybean meal,
flour 21 ~ 25%, peanut bran 1 ~ 10%,
1 ~ 10% of beef bone meal, 3 ~ 5% of corn protein powder,
1 ~ 8% of chicken powder, 1 ~ 3% of blood cell albumen powder,
0.5 ~ 4% of fish oil, 0.5 ~ 4% of soybean oil,
phosphatide oil 1 ~ 2%, calcium dihydrogen phosphate 1 ~ 2%;
the balance of vitamin complex, mineral complex, Vc phosphate, choline chloride, salt and fenpropathrin
Mildew agents and antioxidants.
The additive is added into the frog compound feed in each kilogram, and the addition amount of the additive is as follows:
vitamin complex: 12000 IU of vitamin A9000-;
compound mineral substance: 20-30 mg of copper glycinate, 400 mg of ferrous sulfate monohydrate-;
1000mg of Vc phosphate, 3500 mg of choline chloride, 3000 mg of salt 2000, 500 mg of mildew preventive and 200 mg of antioxidant.
Optimally, the compound feed for the frogs comprises the following components:
15 percent of steamed fish meal, 30 percent of peeled soybean meal,
22 percent of flour, 8 percent of peanut bran,
5.5 percent of beef bone meal, 5 percent of corn protein powder,
5 percent of chicken powder, 2 percent of blood cell albumen powder,
3 percent of fish oil, 1 percent of soybean oil,
1% of phospholipid oil and 1.5% of monocalcium phosphate;
the balance of vitamin complex, mineral complex, Vc phosphate, choline chloride, salt,
Additives for mold inhibitors and antioxidants.
Optimally, the additive amount in each kilogram of the frog compound feed is as follows:
vitamin complex: 12000 IU of vitamin A, 34500 IU of vitamin D, 120 IU of vitamin E, 310 mg of vitamin K, 110 mg of vitamin B, 215 mg of vitamin B, 620 mg of vitamin B, 120.05 mg of vitamin B, 0.3 mg of D-biotin, 40 mg of D-calcium pantothenate, 3 mg of folic acid, 80mg of nicotinamide and 200 mg of inositol;
compound mineral substance: 25 mg of copper glycinate, 500 mg of ferrous sulfate monohydrate, 250 mg of zinc glycinate, 150 mg of manganese methionine, 1200 mg of potassium chloride, 300 mg of sodium sulfate, 50 mg of cobalt methionine, 30 mg of calcium iodate, 70 mg of sodium selenite and 650 mg of magnesium sulfate monohydrate;
1000mg of Vc phosphate, 5000 mg of choline chloride, 3000 mg of salt, 300 mg of mildew preventive and 200 mg of antioxidant.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the invention aims at the growth and physiological characteristics of bullfrog, tiger frog and other meat frogs, optimizes and selects animal protein sources such as fish meal, chicken meal and the like which are favorite and have high digestion and utilization rate, and is prepared by matching with feed raw materials such as bean pulp, flour and the like. The compound feed has the advantages of strict quality control, scientific and reasonable formula design, balanced and comprehensive nutrition, and can better promote metamorphosis development from tadpoles to adult frogs and meet the nutritional requirements of the frogs. The grain size is adapted to the caliber of the frog, which is beneficial to the feeding of the frog, the palatability is good, the appetite of the frog can be obviously stimulated, and the growth is promoted. Has proper volume weight and swelling degree, and can effectively avoid enteritis.
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Specific examples and test data are given below to further illustrate the present invention.
Example 1:
the frog compound feed comprises the following components in percentage by weight:
15 percent of steamed fish meal, 30 percent of peeled soybean meal,
22 percent of flour, 8 percent of peanut bran,
5.5 percent of beef bone meal, 5 percent of corn protein powder,
5 percent of chicken powder, 2 percent of blood cell albumen powder,
3 percent of fish oil, 1 percent of soybean oil,
1% of phospholipid oil and 1.5% of monocalcium phosphate;
the balance of vitamin complex, mineral complex, Vc phosphate, choline chloride, salt,
Additives for mold inhibitors and antioxidants.
The addition amount of the additive in each kilogram of the compound feed for the frogs is as follows:
vitamin complex: 12000 IU of vitamin A, 34500 IU of vitamin D, 120 IU of vitamin E, 310 mg of vitamin K, 110 mg of vitamin B, 215 mg of vitamin B, 620 mg of vitamin B, 120.05 mg of vitamin B, 0.3 mg of D-biotin, 40 mg of D-calcium pantothenate, 3 mg of folic acid, 80mg of nicotinamide and 200 mg of inositol;
compound mineral substance: 25 mg of copper glycinate, 500 mg of ferrous sulfate monohydrate, 250 mg of zinc glycinate, 150 mg of manganese methionine, 1200 mg of potassium chloride, 300 mg of sodium sulfate, 50 mg of cobalt methionine, 30 mg of calcium iodate, 70 mg of sodium selenite and 650 mg of magnesium sulfate monohydrate;
1000mg of Vc phosphate, 5000 mg of choline chloride, 3000 mg of salt, 300 mg of mildew preventive and 200 mg of antioxidant.
Example 2:
the frog compound feed comprises the following components in percentage by weight:
10 percent of steamed fish meal and 28.5 percent of peeled soybean meal,
21 percent of flour, 10 percent of peanut bran,
10 percent of beef bone meal, 5 percent of corn protein powder,
6 percent of chicken powder, 2 percent of blood cell albumen powder,
3 percent of fish oil, 1 percent of soybean oil,
1% of phospholipid oil and 1.5% of monocalcium phosphate;
the balance of vitamin complex, mineral complex, Vc phosphate, choline chloride, salt,
Additives for mold inhibitors and antioxidants.
The addition amount of the additive in each kilogram of the compound feed for the frogs is as follows:
vitamin complex: 12000 IU of vitamin A, 34500 IU of vitamin D, 120 IU of vitamin E, 310 mg of vitamin K, 110 mg of vitamin B, 215 mg of vitamin B, 620 mg of vitamin B, 120.05 mg of vitamin B, 0.3 mg of D-biotin, 40 mg of D-calcium pantothenate, 3 mg of folic acid, 80mg of nicotinamide and 200 mg of inositol;
compound mineral substance: 25 mg of copper glycinate, 500 mg of ferrous sulfate monohydrate, 250 mg of zinc glycinate, 150 mg of manganese methionine, 1200 mg of potassium chloride, 300 mg of sodium sulfate, 50 mg of cobalt methionine, 30 mg of calcium iodate, 70 mg of sodium selenite and 650 mg of magnesium sulfate monohydrate;
1000mg of Vc phosphate, 5000 mg of choline chloride, 3000 mg of salt, 300 mg of mildew preventive and 200 mg of antioxidant.
Example 3:
the frog compound feed comprises the following components in percentage by weight:
steam fish meal 20%, peeled soybean meal 24%,
25 percent of flour, 5 percent of peanut bran,
6 percent of beef bone meal, 5 percent of corn protein powder,
6 percent of chicken powder, 2 percent of blood cell albumen powder,
2.6 percent of fish oil, 0.9 percent of soybean oil,
1% of phospholipid oil and 1.5% of monocalcium phosphate;
the balance of additives containing compound vitamin, compound mineral substance, Vc phosphate, choline chloride, salt, mildew preventive and antioxidant.
The addition amount of the additive in each kilogram of the compound feed for the frogs is as follows:
vitamin complex: 12000 IU of vitamin A, 34500 IU of vitamin D, 120 IU of vitamin E, 310 mg of vitamin K, 110 mg of vitamin B, 215 mg of vitamin B, 620 mg of vitamin B, 120.05 mg of vitamin B, 0.3 mg of D-biotin, 40 mg of D-calcium pantothenate, 3 mg of folic acid, 80mg of nicotinamide and 200 mg of inositol;
compound mineral substance: 25 mg of copper glycinate, 500 mg of ferrous sulfate monohydrate, 250 mg of zinc glycinate, 150 mg of manganese methionine, 1200 mg of potassium chloride, 300 mg of sodium sulfate, 50 mg of cobalt methionine, 30 mg of calcium iodate, 70 mg of sodium selenite and 650 mg of magnesium sulfate monohydrate;
1000mg of Vc phosphate, 5000 mg of choline chloride, 3000 mg of salt, 300 mg of mildew preventive and 200 mg of antioxidant.
The raw materials of the above examples 1-3 are processed into the expanded pellet feed through the process steps of cleaning, metering, crushing, adding additives, adding oil, mixing, tempering, expanding, granulating, drying, cooling and the like, and the specific processing technology thereof is the prior known technology and is not repeated herein. The effect of feeding frogs by using the compound feed is shown in the following table 1.
TABLE 1 Pond Compound feed effect on feeding frog (average data of example 1 ~ 3)
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The test result shows that: the formula of the compound feed is fed for 56 days, the survival rate of bullfrogs is 80%, the survival rate of tiger frogs and frogs is 90%, the feed coefficient of bullfrogs and tiger frogs is 0.8, the feed coefficient of frogs is 1.0, the weight gain of frogs is obvious, the survival rate is high, and the feed coefficient is low.
The scientificity and rationality of the main nutrient components in the frog feed formula are analyzed through the following tests. Test 1: the protein requirements of frogs are shown in Table 2.
TABLE 2 Effect of feed protein levels on frog growth and feed utilization (mean. + -. standard deviation)
Note: significant differences (P <0.05) were indicated between the same row of data in the case of the superscript letter.
The test result shows that: the weight and weight gain rate of bullfrog at 8 weeks end is significantly lower than other protein group (P <0.05) and the feed factor is significantly higher than other protein group (P <0.05) when the feed protein level is 38%. The weight, weight gain rate and feed coefficient of bullfrog are all not significant (P >0.05) when the feed protein level is 40%, 42% and 44%. Survival rates were not significantly different between groups (P > 0.05). When the feed protein level is 42%, the growth performance of the tiger frog is optimal, the weight at the end of 8 weeks, the weight gain rate and the feed coefficient are obviously superior to those of 38% and 40% protein groups (P <0.05), and superior to those of 44% protein groups, but the difference is not significant (P > 0.05). Survival rates were not significantly different between groups (P > 0.05). The weight and weight gain rate of frog in 8 weeks show a trend of increasing first and then decreasing with the increase of protein level in the feed, wherein the highest value is reached in 42% of groups, the protein level is continuously increased, and each growth index is slightly decreased. The feed factors showed the opposite change law, decreasing first and then increasing, and 42% of the groups were significantly lower than 38% (P < 0.05). Survival rates were not significantly different between groups (P > 0.05). Therefore, the effect is better when the protein level of the compound feed for the frogs is 42%, and the formula of the invention adopts 42% of protein content.
Test 2: the fat requirements of frogs are shown in Table 3.
TABLE 3 influence of feed fat level on frog growth and feed utilization (mean. + -. standard deviation)
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Note: significant differences (P <0.05) were indicated between the same row of data in the case of the superscript letter.
The test result shows that the difference among 8 weekend weights of bullfrogs, feed coefficients and survival rates is not obvious (P is more than 0.05), the weight gain of 9.5 percent fat groups is obviously higher than that of 7.5 percent fat groups (P is less than 0.05), the growth performance of 7.5 percent fat groups is the worst, the weight gain of 8 weekend weights of tiger frogs and frogs is in a trend of increasing firstly and then decreasing along with the increase of the fat level in the feed, wherein 9.5 percent of the bullfrogs reach the highest value, the fat level is continuously increased, various growth indexes are slightly decreased, the feed coefficients are in an opposite change rule, the feed coefficients are decreased firstly and then increase, the survival rate is not obvious (P is more than 0.05), and in conclusion, the recommended addition amount of fat in the frog compound feed is 9 percent ~ 10 percent, and the formula of the invention adopts 9.5 percent fat content.
The invention can be widely applied to the field of feeding frogs.

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1. A compound feed for frogs is characterized in that: the frog compound feed comprises the following components in percentage by weight:
10 ~ 20% of steam fish meal, 20 ~ 30% of peeled soybean meal,
flour 21 ~ 25%, peanut bran 1 ~ 10%,
1 ~ 10% of beef bone meal, 3 ~ 5% of corn protein powder,
1 ~ 8% of chicken powder, 1 ~ 3% of blood cell albumen powder,
0.5 ~ 4% of fish oil, 0.5 ~ 4% of soybean oil,
phosphatide oil 1 ~ 2%, calcium dihydrogen phosphate 1 ~ 2%;
the balance being additives.
2. The compound feed for frogs as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the additive is a mixture of one or more of the following components: compound vitamin, compound mineral substance, Vc phosphate, choline chloride, salt, mildew preventive and antioxidant.
3. The compound feed for frogs as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the additive is added into the frog compound feed in each kilogram, and the addition amount of the additive is as follows:
vitamin complex: 12000 IU of vitamin A9000-;
compound mineral substance: 20-30 mg of copper glycinate, 400 mg of ferrous sulfate monohydrate-;
vc phosphate 500-1000 mg;
3500 mg of choline chloride;
salt 2000-3000 mg;
300-500 mg of mildew preventive;
antioxidant 150-200 mg.
4. A compound feed for frogs according to any of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: the frog compound feed comprises the following components in percentage by weight:
15 percent of steamed fish meal, 30 percent of peeled soybean meal,
22 percent of flour, 8 percent of peanut bran,
5.5 percent of beef bone meal, 5 percent of corn protein powder,
5 percent of chicken powder, 2 percent of blood cell albumen powder,
3 percent of fish oil, 1 percent of soybean oil,
1% of phospholipid oil and 1.5% of monocalcium phosphate;
the balance of additives containing compound vitamin, compound mineral substance, Vc phosphate, choline chloride, salt, mildew preventive and antioxidant.
5. The compound feed for frogs as claimed in claim 2 or 3, wherein: the additive is added into the frog compound feed in each kilogram, and the addition amount of the additive is as follows:
vitamin complex: 12000 IU of vitamin A, 34500 IU of vitamin D, 120 IU of vitamin E, 310 mg of vitamin K, 110 mg of vitamin B, 215 mg of vitamin B, 620 mg of vitamin B, 120.05 mg of vitamin B, 0.3 mg of D-biotin, 40 mg of D-calcium pantothenate, 3 mg of folic acid, 80mg of nicotinamide and 200 mg of inositol;
compound mineral substance: 25 mg of copper glycinate, 500 mg of ferrous sulfate monohydrate, 250 mg of zinc glycinate, 150 mg of manganese methionine, 1200 mg of potassium chloride, 300 mg of sodium sulfate, 50 mg of cobalt methionine, 30 mg of calcium iodate, 70 mg of sodium selenite and 650 mg of magnesium sulfate monohydrate;
1000mg of Vc phosphate, 5000 mg of choline chloride, 3000 mg of salt, 300 mg of mildewproof agent and 200 mg of antioxidant.
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