Is it better to eat male or female?

It is better to eat the mother in the summer, and it is better to eat the male in the winter.

The nutritional content of male and female soft-shelled turtles is the same, and there is no difference. However, the nutritional value of wild soft-shelled turtles is much higher than that of farmed soft-shelled turtles, because the growth cycle of farmed soft-shelled turtles is too short due to the growth of feed.

Soft-shelled turtles are also called yuan fish, group fish, water fish and so on. The benefits of soft-shelled turtle Everyone probably knows its benefits. Drink some soft-shelled turtle soup to make up for qi deficiency and enhance immunity.

Ingredients. Ingredients: 1 soft-shelled turtle, 50g of astragalus, 60g of wolfberry, appropriate amount of green onion, appropriate amount of ginger, appropriate amount of garlic, appropriate amount of cooking wine, appropriate amount of salt, appropriate amount of coriander.

Steps. 1.Turtle.

2.Astragalus, wolfberry.

3.Ginger and garlic. 4.Put all the ingredients in an electric pressure cooker (except salt and coriander).

5.And green onions.

6.Mix in water, subject to the soft-shelled turtle. Mix in cooking wine.

7.Turn on the power and close the lid. The time is set for 30 minutes.

8.Remove from the pan. Put salt to taste when out of the pot, put in the cilantro if you like it, and don't put it if you don't like it.

9.Served. Tips:

When cleaning the soft-shelled turtle, scald the soft-shelled turtle with boiling water to remove the fishy skin. Then soak the soft-shelled turtle in bitter gall water for 10 minutes, take it out and wash it with water, and then boil.

It is relatively better for soft-shelled turtles to be male, but there is not much difference in nature.

Although there is no obvious difference between male and female soft-shelled turtles in many aspects, male soft-shelled turtles will be more convenient, faster and easier to handle ingredients, and it is very suitable for inexperienced novices to try their hands. In contrast, the female turtle is a little more complicated.

From this point of view, it is precisely because the male soft-shelled turtle will be easier to deal with, so most people will choose the male soft-shelled turtle when buying.

And it should be noted that due to the difference between male and female dorsal armor, it is better for female soft-shelled turtles to be better for friends who like to collect round dorsal armors, and for friends who like ovals, of course, male soft-shelled turtles are more worthy of choice.

The morphological difference between male and female soft-shelled turtles

1. Different dorsal carapaces: The dorsal carapaces of male and female soft-shelled turtles are different, and the dorsal carapaces of male soft-shelled turtles are oval and look relatively long. The dorsal carapace of the female is nearly round, and the middle spine of the female is also relatively prominent.

2. The abdominal carapace is different: the abdominal carapace of the male and female soft-shelled turtles is also different, and the abdominal carapace of the male soft-shelled turtle is concave, and the concave is relatively deep. Although the abdominal carapace of the female soft-shelled turtle is also indented, the indentation is not deep.

3. Different skirts: The skirts of male and female soft-shelled turtles are also different, the skirt of the rear of the male soft-shelled turtle will be narrower, and the skirt of the female soft-shelled turtle will be a little wider.

4. Different tails: the tails of male and female soft-shelled turtles are different, the tails of female soft-shelled turtles are thicker, but shorter, and their tails generally do not exceed the skirt of the back. The tail of the male turtle is elongated, and the length will be beyond the skirt.

1. In fact, there is not much difference between male soft-shelled turtle and female soft-shelled turtle in terms of nutritional composition, but it will be more convenient for male soft-shelled turtle to deal with when dealing with soft-shelled turtle, and there are more skirts of male soft-shelled turtles and few female soft-shelled turtles.

2. From the perspective of nutrition, the nutritional value of wild soft-shelled turtles will be higher, because the growth cycle of farmed soft-shelled turtles is too short because of the growth cycle of feed, and wild soft-shelled turtles will be fresher to eat.

Soft-shelled turtle, also known as soft-shelled turtle or group fish, is an oviparous amphibian reptile with a tortoise head, but no turtle-like stripes on its back, with a soft skirt on the edge and dark green in color.

1. Look at the whole body: that is, from the overall view of the soft-shelled turtle, the female soft-shelled turtle is thicker, and the male soft-shelled turtle is thinner.

2. Look at the dorsal carapace: the dorsal carapace of the male is slightly oval, and the middle spine is slightly convex outward; The dorsal carapace of the female is relatively round and oval, and the middle spine is relatively flat and concave.

3. Look at the abdominal carapace: the posterior concave part of the abdominal carapace of the male turtle is deeper, and the female is shallower. Fourth, look at the skirt:

The skirt of the rear of the female turtle is wider, and the skirt of the back of the male is narrower. 5. Look at the tail: the tail of the female turtle is thick and short, does not expose the skirt, and the tip is soft, while the tail of the male turtle is more slender and can naturally stretch out of the skirt, and the tail is harder.

Appearance difference. The tail of the male soft-shelled turtle is relatively slender, the dorsal and ventral growth is thinner, the shape is oblong, and the dorsal ridge is protruding, and the female soft-shelled turtle has a short and thick tail, and the dorsal and ventral growth is relatively thick, the shape is oval, and the dorsal ridge is slightly concave inward.

2. Performance during the breeding period.

In addition to distinguishing male and female from appearance, soft-shelled turtles can be distinguished by the behavior during the breeding period, during the breeding period, the male soft-shelled turtle will climb onto the back of the female soft-shelled turtle to mate, at this time will bite the neck of the female soft-shelled turtle to play a fixed role, and the female soft-shelled turtle will be below during the breeding period.

3. Breeding time.

The breeding time of soft-shelled turtle is mainly concentrated in June and July in summer, and it can lay eggs many times after mating, and the amount of eggs laid at a time is between 20-30, and the incubation time is related to the species, for example, when the ambient temperature is 30 degrees, the incubation time of the Chinese soft-shelled turtle is about 45 days, and the incubation time of the Shanrui soft-shelled turtle takes 60 days.

4. Breeding methods.

Choose to build a turtle farm in a place with abundant water resources, lay cohesive loam at the bottom of the pond, the water level depth is about meters, select the skirt is complete, healthy seedlings are stocked, feed 2-3 times a day, and sprinkle the whole pond with quicklime and bleaching powder every 15 days.

The one who can lay the egg is the mother. The rest are male!

Of course, the above is just a division, and there is also a division to look at the belly, so I won't go into details.

1. The appearance is different: the tail of the male turtle is more slender, while the tail of the female turtle is short and thick. The dorsal carapace of the male is thinner, while the female is thicker. The distance between the hind fingers of male soft-shelled turtles is relatively narrow, and the distance between the hind fingers of female soft-shelled turtles is relatively wide. 2. Male turtles of the same age.

It is heavier than the female turtle and the body.

The difference between dorsal carapaces: the dorsal carapace is oblong and thinner is the male soft-shelled fish, and the oval and thicker is the female soft-shelled fish. Tail Difference:

The tail of the male turtle is elongated, and the tail of the female turtle is thicker and shorter. Hind limb difference: the hind limbs are wider than the female turtle, and vice versa is the male turtle.

Weight difference: Generally, at the same age, male turtles will be heavier. Manifestations during the breeding period:

When mating, the male soft-shelled turtle is on the top and the female lead-soft-shelled turtle is on the bottom.

When soft-shelled turtles are still relatively young, especially when they are just born, the distinguishing characteristics between male and female are not particularly obvious, and it is relatively difficult to distinguish between male and female at this time. After they have grown up, or even become sexually mature, it is easier to tell the difference. Specifically, it can be distinguished from the following aspects:

1. Appearance: The difference between the appearance of male and female soft-shelled turtles is relatively large, and there are many aspects that can distinguish them. You can see their dorsal carapace, the dorsal carapace of male turtles is relatively long and oval, and the dorsal carapace is relatively thin; Females, on the other hand, have a relatively round oval carapace and a thicker carapace.

You can also look at their tails, the tail of the male turtle is relatively slender, while the tail of the female turtle is short and thick. You can also look at their hind limbs, the wider distance is the female, and vice versa.

2. Weight: If the soft-shelled turtles are all the same age, they can be distinguished by their weight. Generally speaking, males will be heavier, while females will be lighter. Weight differentiation is best used as an adjunct, mainly by looking at their appearance.

3. Performance during the breeding period: If the soft-shelled turtles have reached the age of sexual maturity and are in the breeding period, then they can distinguish the male and female by their performance. In the process of mating, the male soft-shelled turtle likes to climb on the back of the female, and sometimes likes to bite the neck of the female.

The female soft-shelled turtle will be below the male, and the male and female can be distinguished by this.

Male and female soft-shelled turtles can be kept together, and generally speaking, there will be no conflict. And they may reproduce after the breeding season. In the case of polyculture, care should be taken to provide adequate food.