What problems should be paid attention to in the introduction of bamboo mice?

At present, bamboo rodents are lack of provenance, long-distance transportation of breeding rats is not easy, and the price is not low. If farmers in poor mountainous areas want to develop bamboo rat breeding, the key is to solve the source of breeding rats. Wild bamboo rats are abundant in the mountainous areas of the south. Catching wild bamboo rats on the spot, or buying and domesticating them in the local market, is a shortcut to get rich quickly with less investment.

When introducing bamboo mice, we should pay attention to the following problems:

1. Under normal circumstances, the coat color of a good bamboo rodent has a light color, and rarely falls off or breaks.

2. We also have to look at the mental state of the bamboo rat. We usually use bamboo sticks and wooden poles to drive the bamboo mouse to see how it walks. If it walks flexibly, it means that this bamboo mouse is better.

3. From the point of view of size, it is very difficult for small and thin bamboo rats to give birth, and bamboo rats weighing less than one jin are eliminated or close to elimination.

4. We should also check the genealogy of the bamboo and mouse farm, not if it is a combination of close relatives.

5. Introduce varieties nearby to avoid long-distance transportation. The long-distance transportation of bamboo rats is easy to cause unnecessary casualties of bamboo rats. In order to avoid damage to the benefits of breeding, we should avoid long-distance transportation before introduction.

6. Choose cloudy days to avoid high temperatures. The introduction of bamboo rodents should try to avoid high temperature weather, the summer weather is hot, bamboo rats are easy to get heatstroke in the process of transportation.

7. The ratio of male to female. It is generally composed of 1 male, 2 female or 1 male, 3 female, but most methods are 2 male, 4 female, 2 male, 6 female, or 3 male, 12 female. The introduction method of female mice can be in the same nest but not in the same litter.