Plastic greenhouse scorpion breeding is the final destination of artificially bred scorpions. Although scorpions grown in a greenhouse at a constant temperature can grow up in more than a year at the fastest, many first-time owners rarely master the technology and generally cannot realize their wish to grow up in more than a year. It takes 3-4 years for scorpions to grow up if they are kept free-range in the open air. Scorpions grow for 4 months a year. This is a long time, long nights, and many dreams. Many people give up if they can't persist. Scorpions grown in plastic greenhouses can grow up in one and a half years, and scorpions grow for six months a year. And the survival rate is much higher than that of greenhouses and outdoor free-range. As long as you learn the technique, you will almost never fail.
The ecological breeding of scorpions in plastic greenhouses is a patented technology of scorpion breeding expert Chen Chaofeng. It is the first successful ecological breeding of plastic greenhouses in China. The plastic greenhouse scorpion breeding model has subverted my country's traditional greenhouse constant-temperature breeding model and open-air free-range breeding model. So that scorpion breeding will no longer fail, and the scorpion breeding industry will enter the era of scale, specialization, technology, ecology, and green environmental protection.
Ecological plastic greenhouse scorpion breeding is the inevitable destination of artificially cultured scorpions. Whether you are currently using a greenhouse with constant temperature or open-air free-range breeding, you will adopt a plastic greenhouse scorpion breeding model in the future. Why do you say that? This is determined by the fatal disadvantages of greenhouse constant-temperature breeding and open-air free-range breeding, and it is determined by the unique advantages of plastic greenhouses. The greenhouse constant temperature model and the open-air free-range model have inherent flaws, and the plastic greenhouse model is a new technology developed to avoid the disadvantages of the above two models.
The biggest advantage of greenhouse constant-temperature scorpion breeding is that the scorpions can grow up in one to one and a half years at the fastest. For this temptation, countless scorpion breeding enthusiasts in my country have adopted the greenhouse constant-temperature breeding model for decades. Decades have passed, but at present, there are only a few successful domestic greenhouse constant-temperature breeding models, and an overwhelming number of failures. Why do so many people fail? Is it because people who fail don’t have professionalism? Or have the losers not learned the real technology? Not entirely, we believe that the real reason for the failure is that the technology of greenhouse constant temperature scorpion breeding is difficult to operate. Many people have difficulty persisting. Why is technology so difficult to operate? There are many disadvantages of greenhouse constant temperature breeding, such as greenhouse breeding. There are two breeding methods in the greenhouse, one is collective breeding and the other is single cup breeding. If greenhouse collective breeding is used, the survival rate of one-year-old scorpions is less than 10. If single-cup breeding is used, the survival rate is high, but the labor intensity is high and the operation is complicated. It is only suitable for small-scale initial breeding and cannot be used for large-scale breeding. Our farm (Jixian Scorpion Breeding Base) The greenhouse constant temperature breeding has been carried out for 15 years, and the greenhouse constant temperature breeding area is only 2 acres. It is not cost-effective to expand the greenhouse constant temperature scorpion breeding area. Another example is molting. For scorpion breeding in a greenhouse with constant temperature, theoretically, scorpions molt once every two months. This means that they only molt once every two months when the room temperature is around 35 degrees. Many scorpion owners simply can't do it, and as a result, the scorpions haven't shed their skin even once in 6 months. The greenhouse was originally set to grow in about a year, but after one year of breeding, the scorpions were still in their second instar. Another example is the survival rate of greenhouse molting. If the collective molting method is used in the greenhouse, after many people molt a thousand second-instar scorpions, 500 will survive. The rest will either be eaten by insects or eaten by insects during the molting process. Eaten by the same kind. By the time scorpions reach adulthood, there are very few of them. If the single-cup molting method is adopted, the labor volume will be doubled, the breeding cost will increase, and large-scale breeding will not be cost-effective. Some people use a molting device to shed the skin, but it is not as cost-effective as the single-cup molting method, and the survival rate is much lower than the single-cup method. It is undeniable that many people have learned that greenhouse thermostatic scorpions are very good at raising them, but the scale is always small. This is the decisive factor why the scale of domestic greenhouse thermostatic scorpion breeding has not increased so far. Even if the breeding scale is small, it does not mean making money even if the breeding is successful. Our farm (Jiaxian Scorpion Breeding Base) has a greenhouse constant-temperature breeding area of ??only 2 acres so far. Except for the domestic manufacturers that use greenhouse constant-temperature scorpion breeding, except for recycling wild scorpions for fattening, none of the domestic manufacturers has a greenhouse scale that truly exceeds our farm. Due to the above many disadvantages of greenhouse constant temperature breeding, this has prompted us to research, explore and develop a breeding model that can solve the disadvantages of greenhouse constant temperature mode.
The use of ecological plastic greenhouse scorpion breeding completely solves all the problems of greenhouse constant temperature scorpion breeding. Scorpions in plastic greenhouses adopt the natural breeding method. Because the greenhouse environment is purely natural topography and a purely wild ecological environment, pregnant scorpions can be bred freely and are not restricted by constant temperature conditions like greenhouses. Pregnant scorpions can be independent according to their own conditions. Choose a breeding site suitable for you. Female scorpions bred in greenhouses are often disturbed by sound, vibration, light, etc., resulting in premature birth, stillbirth, dystocia, death of the female scorpion, etc. However, scorpions in plastic greenhouses do not have the problem of disturbance at all, and will not cause premature birth, dystocia, or death at all. The consequences of stillbirth and death of the female scorpion. Plastic greenhouse scorpions can breed in stacked soil, in basements, or in porous bricks. No matter outside thunder or rain, firecrackers, roaring machines, etc., they will not be frightened by any disturbance or vibration. Pregnant scorpions reproduce freely and in a natural way. The survival rate of first-instar scorpions is almost 100%. If the greenhouse scorpions give birth in May, they may give birth to a second child in September-October. In our greenhouse scorpions, we found that many pregnant scorpions started to give birth for the second time in October. Molting is the rarest event in greenhouse constant-temperature scorpion breeding. There are single-cup molting methods, collective molting methods, and human-used molting methods in greenhouses. The survival rate of single-cup molting is high but troublesome. The survival rates of collective molting and molting machines are too high. Low temperature and constant temperature in greenhouses mean that scorpions molt, causing many farmers to gain nothing or even lose all their money. It can be said that molting technology is the biggest reason for the failure of greenhouse breeding. However, molting of scorpions in greenhouses is not a problem. It is like returning to nature. There is no need for human participation and management at all, and it is not restricted by the constant temperature conditions of a greenhouse. Scorpions molt naturally and unconsciously in the greenhouse, and there is almost no danger of cannibalizing each other during the molting period. Scorpions in greenhouses shed their skin every 30 days, and their growth rate is twice that of greenhouses. If the baby is born in May, it will turn into a fifth-year-old scorpion by September, and the scorpion will hibernate from November to April of the next year. By July of the next year, they can become 7-year-old scorpions, with a survival rate of at least 70%. And without heating in winter, the Department of Energy does not waste labor. This is something that greenhouse thermostatic scorpions simply cannot compare to. The most important thing is that greenhouse scorpions are free to breed and molt. They do not require manual management and can be cultured on a large scale.
In order to expand the scale, our Jiaxian scorpion breeding base established an ecological scorpion breeding base in Pingdingshan City in 2007, expanding the breeding area by 3 acres. In 2008, we established the earliest professional scorpion breeding cooperative in China and began to use indoor chambers. The ecological breeding model that combines external and exterior aspects, from single constant-temperature scorpion breeding to "indoor breeding and outdoor stocking", has doubled the breeding output of our farm. The "indoor breeding and outdoor stocking" model is the best choice for Jiaxian Scorpion Tuyuan Breeding Base. This is the first successful operation in the country. After learning the techniques at our farm, many students started to practice outdoor free-range farming at home. Some students have already received generous returns. Our farm has adopted a greenhouse plus outdoor breeding model for 8 years. In the process of open-air ecological free-range breeding over the years, many problems have been discovered, many lessons have been learned, many technical problems have been solved, and rich experience has been accumulated. Although we have successfully adopted the indoor and outdoor ecological scorpion breeding model to create new ideas for our farm. However, the ecological open-air free-range breeding model and the greenhouse constant-temperature breeding model have several fatal flaws, so as early as 3 years ago, our farm began to brew a more advanced scorpion breeding technology, that is, the normal-temperature ecological plastic greenhouse Breeding model.
Ecological open-air free-range breeding has several fatal flaws, which are mainly reflected in the following seven aspects. The first open-air simulated wild free-range scorpion has a long growth cycle, which takes 3-4 years, and the fastest is 3 years. Secondly, some scorpions will be drowned or drenched to death by rain in the summer, and some will freeze to death in the winter. Third, during the period of hibernation, many voles will eat a lot of scorpions when they are kept in the open air. No matter how good your rodent control measures are, it is inevitable. In summer, sparrows get into the pond and prey on insects and small scorpions. No matter how good your protective measures are, it will not help. Geckos and spiders will also enter the pool and harm or eat some of the scorpions. Fourth, insufficient food in the open air causes scorpions to kill each other, and the survival rate of scorpions is not high.
From 2012 to 2014, we experimented with raising a plastic greenhouse. The food ranged from a single mealworm to crickets, grasshoppers, flies, and other 6 kinds of insects. The water replenishment ranged from artificial supply to automatic replenishment. The temperature adjustment ranged from natural room temperature to greenhouse temperature adjustment. Scorpion molting ranges from single-cup molting to collective free molting. Breeding methods range from single-cup reproduction to collective natural reproduction. The molting cycle ranges from 2 months to 30 days in greenhouse and normal temperature. The growth cycle of scorpions ranges from 3-4 years to one and a half years at normal temperature. . After three years of exploratory research and repeated experiments, in 2014 our farm began to expand the plastic greenhouse scorpion breeding area by 50 acres, build 80 plastic greenhouses, and officially adopt the ecological plastic greenhouse scorpion breeding model. Abolish the open-air free-range model. Therefore, the plastic greenhouse farming in our farm is not a one-day whim. It is planned and step-by-step. From practice to theory, and then theory to practice, it is the inevitable result of repeated exploration, research, and accumulation of experience. It is confident, so I The farm can skillfully use the greenhouse environment and successfully breed greenhouse scorpions. Both the greenhouse constant temperature model and the open-air free-range model have inherent flaws, and the plastic greenhouse model is a new technology developed to avoid the disadvantages of the above two models. Scorpions in plastic greenhouses have been pregnant since May 2015 and have shed their skins every 30 days on average. By the time the scorpions hibernate in November, there are already many 6-year-old scorpions. And the survival rate is above 70%. This is a result that scorpions raised in the open air cannot even imagine. It takes at least three years for scorpions raised in the open air to become six years old, while scorpions raised in greenhouses can achieve this in one year. There are six kinds of food for scorpion breeding in plastic greenhouses, namely grasshoppers, crickets, earthworms, woodlouse, flies, and mealworms. The main food is crickets, grasshoppers, flies, and mealworms. Scorpions in plastic greenhouses always have a surplus of food, and there is no food chain break. Scorpions rarely kill each other. This is simply impossible to achieve by free-range farming in the open air. Scorpions in plastic greenhouses cannot be protected from rain in summer and heavy snow in winter, so there is no chance of them being drowned by rain or snow. Sparrows can't get in, so there are no accidental casualties. There is no need for insect traps to breed scorpions in plastic greenhouses, as there are endless bugs in the greenhouse to eat. These advantages of scorpion breeding in plastic greenhouses were developed in response to the disadvantages of open-air free-range breeding, so the open-air free-range breeding model in open fields has been eliminated.
Many people do not believe in the fact that scorpions can be successfully cultured in plastic greenhouses and think it is impossible. But when many students came to see it in person, they were all stunned and stunned. They have all seen this indisputable fact. The students who came to learn in person from September to October 2015, we were dismantling the stacks for modification, and the students saw for themselves how many fifth-year-old scorpions there were. Only if you see it and experience it yourself will you believe that scorpions in our plastic greenhouses indeed shed their skin in less than 30 days. In order to let everyone verify the fact that scorpions are successfully cultured in plastic greenhouses, our farm started to use plastic greenhouses in 2015 and announced to the public: 10 of the 80 greenhouses in our farm will be rented out. Students can rent sheds in our farm to breed scorpions, and our farm will hire trainees. success. The scorpions of the students in the 10 greenhouses rented out now have also become 5-6 years old. You can come to the site and ask them, or you can dismantle the stacks and take a look. Apart from our Jiaxian scorpion breeding base, where else The scorpion breeding farm dares you to dismantle the stack and see the facts? ! Which scorpion breeding farm dares to rent a greenhouse to you and guarantee your success? Recently, people often call to ask about greenhouse breeding technology. These people are not students at our farm. Some of them are students studying elsewhere, and some are plastic greenhouse breeding enthusiasts who are exploring on their own. They plant seeds at the same time as our farm. By September, some scorpions They haven't reproduced yet, some scorpions are still in their third instar, some have almost no baby scorpions, some female scorpions have died in large numbers, some are very sick, etc. The problems they mentioned hardly exist in my field. This is what I said: Whoever raises scorpions without skills will fail. If you don’t believe me, give it a try! Scorpion-raising enthusiasts who are still in a state of ignorance should remember: Don’t beat your head and blood in exchange for a technology that others have eliminated for several years.
Our Jiaxian scorpion breeding base has an ecological plastic greenhouse with an area of ??180 square meters. It can produce 50-100 kilograms of scorpions in one cycle, with a market value of about 40,000-80,000 yuan, and one cycle takes one and a half years. This benefit cannot be achieved in either the greenhouse constant temperature mode or the open-air free-range mode.
Some open-air free-range farming claims that it is absolutely impossible to earn hundreds of thousands per acre per year.
Let me tell you something: Scorpion farming in plastic greenhouses is the inevitable destination for successful large-scale scorpion farming! The greenhouse constant-temperature breeding is still carried out in our farm, and the open-air free-range breeding technology has been eliminated in our farm. Open-air field farming is only suitable for scorpion farming in areas north of the Yangtze River, and is not suitable for scorpion farming in areas south of the Yangtze River. Ecological scorpion breeding in plastic greenhouses can be successfully cultured not only in areas north of the Yangtze River, but also in areas south of the Yangtze River. Many students studying in our field have successfully used plastic greenhouses to successfully breed scorpions. There are more successful cases in one year than in the past 10 years. For new students, we will provide you with local success cases. If the breeding model is wrong, your efforts will be in vain!