Technical guide for raising snakes: does raising snakes make money? How to introduce snakes?

Do you make money by raising snakes? Generally speaking, if the breeding is good, it is very profitable. No matter what kind of animal we raise, we have to introduce it. Let's find out how to introduce the snake.

1. The best season for introduction is in spring and autumn.

Autumn is a good season for introduction because it is neither too cold nor too hot, and it is the peak season for snakes to hunt and the strongest time of the year. It is the same in spring, the weather is suitable in spring, and breeding can enter the spawning period or breeding period soon after introduction, especially for beginners.

two。 Introduction of artificial snake farm

Snake species should be introduced from large-scale snake farms, and snake species should come from different places to prevent inbreeding as far as possible. Do not buy snakes sold in snake markets or farmers' markets, in case you buy shoddy snakes that have just been forcibly fed or filled with sand or water, or poisonous snakes that have been pulled out their fangs.

3. Catch or buy snakes

The choice of parents must be long and strong. The general small variety should be 100kg 200g, the medium variety 150g 350g, and the large variety 250g 600g. Lively and active, flexible, ferocious and energetic, full of muscles in the shape of a cylinder, shiny body surface, bright skin patterns, no injury or disease is preferred.

When checking for internal injuries, the snake can be crawled on the ground to see if it is flexible and natural, or after grasping the head and tail with both hands and straightening naturally, the snake has a strong curling ability, indicating that there are no internal injuries, on the contrary, it cannot be used as a kind of snake. Secondly, check for gallbladder. Some snake catchers cut open the gall bladder with a sharp blade, sew it up with a needle, and then sell it on the market. The gallbladder-free snake can survive for some time, but it cannot be selected as a species. If you find that the snake's expression is dull, does not like to stick out its tongue, the body is thin, the scales are dry and loose, and the color loses its luster, this kind of snake may be infected with disease and should not be used as a seed. Attention should be paid to the reasonable collocation of male and female in the introduction of snake seedlings. Generally speaking, the female-to-male ratio is 5:1.