Do Shenma people know that Brazilian turtles eat mulberry leaves? Mulberry leaves, feed silkworms

The Brazilian turtle has a wide diet, and mulberry leaves can also be eaten, but it cannot be used as a staple food for a long time.

Long-term consumption of plants as a staple food requires enough sunlight, otherwise there is not enough calcium deposit.

It's still great as a snack.

Theoretically, Brazilians eat mulberry leaves, but domesticated Brazilian turtles have mouths, like fish, shrimp and meat, and are not very interested in vegetarian dishes. You can feed it and see what you like. Try it yourself and find out.

Brazilian tortoises are omnivorous, but generally do not eat mulberry leaves, eating apples at most.

He doesn't eat mulberry leaves, but he eats silkworms.

When I raised the Brazilian tortoise, I put it in a small basin filled with water, three river shrimp a day, sold in the market, frozen in the refrigerator, thawed and skinned to eat (the tortoise shell I fed is 20 cm in diameter, which is larger, and the size of the turtle may have requirements for the amount of food, as appropriate). I don't know about mulberry leaves. The turtle I raised has been released by me into the small pond downstairs, please ask if your turtle is from the small pond that you picked up, sorry.

Love the turtle heart, the last resort to release, I hope you raise the turtle with your heart, the turtle is aura!!

Brazilian tortoise! Not a tortoise! Don't eat plants! Eat meat!

Haha, that's interesting for you! Do you think he's a silkworm? Generally speaking, they only like to eat meat, and it must be lean meat, and if you eat fatty meat, you will see a lot of white fat floating in the water, and he pulls it!

I once had the chicken so fat that I bathed them for half a day, and they ate fish and shrimp, and they could put the live lobster on the table!

How can you give him mulberry leaves... He can't eat snails.

It's ready to spin and wrap yourself, hehe, it's about to pupate.

Silkworms are like this, don't worry.

Yes, other leaves cannot be eaten.

Just born, generally 2-3 days no problem, but you must pay attention not to let the silkworms dry and die, it is best to put it in the box, if it is a large silkworm, it is generally okay for 2-3 days, of course, it is best to feed mulberry leaves as soon as possible, silkworms that spin silk quickly, if you don't feed the leaves for a few days, it will spin silk in advance, but the cocoon is smaller, because you don't eat enough, silkworms don't understand.

The book says that silkworms can eat camphor leaves.

In its lifetime, silkworms go through four sharp skins, then spin silk and form cocoons, and finally become moths, and die after mating and giving birth. In the early part of each sharp skin and spinning cocoon, there will be a temporary abstinence from eating. This is a normal physiological phenomenon.

However, if the silkworm does not eat for a few days, and does not appear sharp skin or silkworm spinning, and the silkworm becomes lifeless and dry, it indicates that it is really sick and is likely to die.

No, I've raised silkworms.

Mulberry leaves are best washed when they are picked back! Soak in water for a while, then rinse.

If the temperature is too low, silkworms do not like to eat.

There is also the possibility of peeling, and if it does, you'd better not touch it.

If it gets bigger and thicker, if it gets smaller and thicker, it's going to catch the silkworm chrysalis, if you don't see if there is a wind when you feed, the wind will hang up!

Do you want your silkworms to die? How can you eat all the time, it's okay not to eat when you're full. In addition, there is another situation, that is, to spin the silk cocoon, in short, you just need to change the silkworm on time to dry fresh mulberry leaves, it will not starve to death of itself.

It may be peeling, don't touch it when peeling, or he will suffocate to death.

It may be that you want to spin silk to wrap yourself and then turn into a moth.

It's okay It's its specialty. The silkworm does not have the ability to survive in the wild, it will not hide from the rain when it rains, it does not know how to hide from the back of mulberry leaves when it is exposed to the sun, it does not know how to find the mulberry tree when it falls from the mulberry tree, and it does not know how to dodge the animals that fight back and prey on it, but it has the characteristics of being able to eat. This characteristic will only make it die fast in the wild, but human beings raise it, it does not have to worry about other animals eating it, there is no wind, no dust, no sun, no rain, no food will be sent to the front of the food, no need to find food, so it has degraded any ability, only developed the ability to eat and perfunctory.

It should be a sign of a cocoon that is about to form. However, if it is pre-aging, it means that the secretion of juvenile hormones is insufficient. It indicates that the intake of amino acids is abnormal. The key is how old is the silkworm? But if you don't eat anymore, you can't help it. Check the temperature and humidity again.

Whether the landlord's head has turned yellow, if it is, it is estimated that it is going to spin silk, of course, it may also be molting, you can also go to change some fresh mulberry leaves, fresh to buy with mulberry fruit, for silkworm babies to eat unless you find a fruit farmer.

If you take medicine, you will be in a drugstore. After buying it, it should be dried and then wrapped up and stored in the refrigerator for a longer period of time. Hope it helps.

Peeling once or twice or so, is it peeling again?

If it's cold, the peeling will be slower.

Two or three days is normal.

It has a lot to do with the temperature.

O landlord! Why are you so nervous? Other people's little insects also have to sleep and hibernate! I woke up and spit out. And then in a few days, it will be Fei'e. You're too unkind, and when people go to sleep, you say it's dying....Give it to you.

That's sick, it's not strong, you chew the mulberry leaves, and then feed it mouth-to-mouth, and it definitely eats

It takes 3-5 years for the 4th instar silkworm to form a cocoon after molting, and according to what you said, it is likely to have a stiff disease, and now it is not curable. The two most common diseases of silkworms are intensive disease and stiffness. Let me tell you first:

When the silkworm baby is just hatched, it is called a 1-year-old silkworm, and a molting is called a 2-year-old silkworm, and so on. After the silkworm reaches the 5th instar, it takes 3-5 days for the sheep to form cocoons. 1-3 years old silkworms are most likely to get stiffness, the initial manifestation is that silkworms do not eat mulberry leaves, slowly become stiff, and finally the whole body is covered with a layer of white ash like something to die.

The 4th and 5th instar silkworms are most likely to get strong disease, which is manifested in the initial manifestation of the silkworm's body becoming very soft, the head of the silkworm blackening, and finally festering and dying. You can go to your local silkworm pharmacy to buy a potion (I forgot the specific name), dilute it with water, sprinkle it on mulberry leaves and feed it to silkworms, so as to prevent and control these two diseases.

It's supposed to be a cocoon.

Congratulations to you, homeowner.

It's supposed to be a cocoon, and I've raised it before.

It's going to peel, or the mulberry leaves are not fresh!

Its staple food is mulberry leaves, but you can feed it medlar leaves, lettuce leaves, elm leaves, oak leaves, lettuce leaves, but not too much. Silkworms can eat a lot of food, in addition to mulberry leaves, there are also Zhe leaves, elm leaves, fig leaves, artemisia willow leaves, dandelion leaves, lettuce leaves, lettuce leaves, Ya leaves, Brahman ginseng leaves, etc., no less than twenty kinds.

However, silkworms love to eat mulberry leaves the most, because silkworms spend the most time on mulberry leaves as food, and they are propagated on mulberry trees from generation to generation, gradually forming the characteristics that are most accustomed to eating mulberry leaves, and it has become hereditary.

There was a chemist who once analyzed the smell in mulberry leaves. After distilling the mulberry leaves at high temperatures at 132-157, he obtained an oil-like substance, like vinyl alcohol and vinylaldehyde, in a test tube. This substance is volatile, much like the smell of mint, and if you drip it on paper, you can smell it even if you are 30 centimeters away.

Silkworms smell this smell and quickly crawl over. It can be seen that this is the most familiar signal breath of silkworms. The silkworm relies on its sense of smell and taste organs to identify the smell of mulberry leaves, and if these olfactory and taste organs are destroyed, it is unable to distinguish the smell of mulberry leaves, so it is no longer picky, and can eat some other leaves casually.

From the progress of artificial feed research on silkworms in recent years, people have basically identified the types of nutrients necessary for the growth of silkworms and their minimum requirements. Only by eating mulberry leaves can silkworms grow and develop healthily and successfully complete their generational succession.

If you raise silkworm babies, you should prepare more mulberry leaves, and don't feed so many other leaves. You can put mulberry leaves in a bag, in the refrigerator, or in a well. This way, you don't have to pick it often.

Silkworm is the larva of silkworm moth, the main raw material of silk, and has an important position in human economic life and cultural history. Native to China, the staple food is mulberry leaves, which can also be supplemented with goose vegetables. In southern Chinese mainland and Taiwan, silkworms are commonly referred to as silkworm babies or maiden babies.

It can also be supplemented with goose vegetables, but mulberry leaves are the staple food, just like pandas eat bamboo, and also eat fruits and the like, but the staple food is bamboo.

Not having enough to eat will of course affect the silking