1. Build a field. The snake farm should be selected where leewards are sunny, and rockery and pools should be built to plant trees and flowers to create a natural living environment so that snakes can feed, swim, excrete, and molt. It is best to use regular water in the pool to keep the water clean and for snakes to drink and bathe. Not far away from the pool to build a feed pool, feed ponds in addition to species of plants, but also should raise some loach, frogs, astragalus and other small animals for snakes to capture live food. In addition, several snake nests facing the north must be constructed at high altitudes, and wooden frames should be used to create gaping habitats for snakes to inhabit. The snake field wall is 2 meters above the ground and smooth so that the snake does not escape.
2. Breed. Normally, male and female snakes should be reared separately and put together again when they are mated. The proportion of male and female snakes should not exceed 6:1. After mating, the spawned female snake is kept in a snake box and kept alone. After the female snake lays eggs, select the hard, full, milky white snake eggs into a cylinder or wooden box covered with 30 cm or more thick sand and grass leaves, and cover the snake eggs with a layer of moss or phoenix twigs, etc. Artificial hatching. When incubating, keep the temperature at about 25°C and humidity above 80%. Every 1 week or so, turn the eggs one time. About 45 days later, you can hatch the snakes.
3. Feeding. Generally, 5 snakes, 10 young snakes, and 50 snakes are kept per square meter. Within 2 months after the snake is born, it should be raised in the box. Different kinds and sizes of snakes need to be kept separately so that large snakes do not swallow snakes. From the 3rd day after the birth of the snake, the glucose solution was added to the egg and the mixture was fed with a plastic pipette. The feed was given every 5 days. After feeding 10 times, the loach, small yellow beak, and small insects could be fed later. Serpents eat loach, astragalus, frog and other live food once a week. In the absence of live food, they can use animal fine meat supplements.
4. Management. In terms of management, there are two main points: First, heat, cold, that is, in the hot season, the venue to spray water to cool, while at the same time in the snake nest and snake pool covered shade or shading shed. Before the advent of early winter, we must strengthen the work of heat insulation and cold-proofing, that is, covering the outside of the snake nest with straw and cotton wool; or put a 25-watt blue lamp in the nest to maintain the temperature between 7 and 14°C; second, prevent diseases and insect insects. That is, snake farms, snake nests, feed, and drinking water are often kept clean and the parasites are periodically expelled by the snake.
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