Domestication techniques of wild bamboo rodents

With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, people are becoming more and more picky about the choice of things, and wild products are becoming more and more popular. Of course, this is only one reason. There are also many other reasons why we have to choose wild bamboo rats for domestication and breeding, so how should we domesticate wild bamboo rats?

Step one: heal the wound

If the captured wild bamboo rats do not receive any damage, you can skip this step. Usually, you often have injuries just from the mountain. The wound will be scabbed and healed in 2 or 3 days after rubbing some red mercury water or anti-inflammatory drugs such as Rivonol. For severe bone fracture, red back vegetables and Chinese wolfberry vegetables can be pounded and mixed with an appropriate amount of liquor, and then bandaged at the fracture place while hot, change medicine every two days, and basically return to normal for a week.

Step 2: tame food

Wild bamboo rodents are wild and have strong resistance. When they catch them, they feed in large quantities, and they often go on hunger strike and die. After taking the captured bamboo mouse home, let it be locked up alone in the dark for a few days (a bit like thinking about the wall. ), wait until it is very hungry before feeding a small amount of succulent foods, such as sweet potatoes. Keep it semi-hungry all the time, feed it for 3 or 5 days, and then gradually increase its favorite food, such as bamboo roots.

Step 3: gregarious

Bamboo rats seldom live in groups, so they need to be gregarious in order to facilitate management. At this time, we can put a large mirror around the rat pool, no matter where the bamboo mouse goes, it will see a shadow as menacing as himself. So put the mirror for 3 to 5 days, when it no longer attacks the mirror, then congratulations on your success.

Of course, the above three steps are only a general domestication process, and again, more careful observation by farmers and adjustments are made according to the reaction of bamboo mice.