Experience in raising and managing black dolphins

Black guinea pigs eat a wide range of food, mainly fresh young grass, such as bamboo grass, elephant grass, ryegrass, corn leaves, sugarcane leaves, leaves, vegetables, peels, carrots and sweet potatoes. The digestibility of crude fiber is high, such as long-term supply of green materials or hay and other plants, peeling will occur. It is usually fed once every morning and evening, each with about 150 grams per meal.

In order to promote the growth of black guinea pigs, it is also necessary to feed some full-price mixed feed, whose composition is similar to that of rabbit feed, with emphasis on preventing the feed from mildew and deterioration. Such as self-made mixed feed (concentrate), the proportion of raw materials is: corn meal 40%, grain meal 10%, wheat bran 30%, peanut shell meal 15%, fish meal 2%, bone meal 2% and salt 1%. Feed is made into pellets or mixed with water to make wet material for feeding. It is best to feed with formula feed. When pellet feed is fed directly, it should be fed with clean water or mixed feed, eat less and eat more, about 40 grams per adult dolphin diet, twice a day to keep the trough clean and hygienic.

After feeding the concentrate, fresh green material is added at the same time. The green material had better be cut and fed on the same day, and each adult dolphin is fed with about 250 grams of green feed every day to prevent it from being fed with green material contaminated by pesticides. The feeding room should be kept quiet, the feces should be cleaned every day, and the utensils should be scrubbed clean frequently. It is best to keep the room temperature at 18 ℃-25 ℃, and the relative temperature is 45% 55%. Do a good job in winter. Prevent rodents and snakes from entering the breeding room to create a comfortable living environment for black guinea pigs.