Drug breeding can effectively prevent rickets and significantly enhance the economic returns of artificial rearing.
Calcium soil therapy involves mixing 20 calcium tablets per square meter (in powdered form) with a small amount of glucose powder, then adding this mixture to the grazing soil in the containers. This treatment should be applied uniformly in each pot or sink. It helps meet the nutritional needs of pregnant females and larvae, promoting better reproduction and development.
For drinking water therapy, mix two terramycin tablets, three vitamin B tablets, and one vitamin B12 tablet into 500 ml of water. After dissolving thoroughly, soak a sponge in the solution and place it on the body of the insects so they can drink directly. This method is typically administered once or twice a month, for three consecutive days each time. It helps prevent anorexia, indigestion, and various forms of rickets.
Fasting therapy involves combining two gentamicin tablets with one levamisole tablet, mixing them with cool water, and applying the solution to the body of the insects using a sponge. Gentamicin is used for three days, while levamisole is given only once. This approach helps prevent lice infestations and improves disease resistance in the insects. New seedlings can be treated during the first three days, and feeding can resume after that. It is recommended that new breeders try this method as a test.
Dietary therapy requires mixing 10 tablespoons of vitamin C10 (10 tablets), 3 oxytetracycline tablets, and cornmeal, bean flour, or fishmeal (or full-price chicken feed as a substitute) into 1000 to 1500 grams of mealworms. The mixture should be ground into a fine powder and fed to the insects every seven days. This method helps prevent rickets and boosts immunity, especially beneficial for young crickets aged 2 to 3 years and fleas in the mating stage.
This comprehensive approach not only improves the health of the breeding stock but also increases overall productivity and profitability. For best results, it's important to maintain consistent care and monitor the condition of the animals regularly.
Author: Lu Minghua, Zhou Heng, Guangxi Zhongshan County Local Taxation Bureau, 542600.
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