The giant salamander seedlings in tadpole stage are just opened giant salamander seedlings. What to eat? After years of research, we found that the giant salamander is carnivorous all his life, from the time when the seedlings just started eating, through metamorphosis (from gill breathing to lung breathing) to adult death. The giant salamander does not eat plankton and aquatic plants in the larval stage, but turns to eat meat in the adult stage. The giant salamander is not a carnivore, but a carnivore from small to large, but the size of the food is different. For example, the newly opened giant salamander larvae like to choose snacks (referring to aquatic insects larvae such as chironomids and mayfly larvae); Adult giant salamanders like to eat large foods (fish, frogs, snakes, birds and mice).

Friends all know that newly opened baby fry love chironomid larvae and mayfly larvae, so they avoid some misleading, but where can I find chironomid larvae or mayfly larvae? Now introduce three methods for reference:

Method 1: As Chironomid Larvae and Mayfly Larvae are benthic animals in waters, fishermen are invited to fish with near-eye screen cloth and catch Mayfly Larvae (black) and Chironomid Larvae (red) on the shallow banks of mountains, streams, ponds, lakes and reservoirs.

Method 2 There is a factory (* * * Hengye Co., Ltd.) in Dakang, Henggang Town, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, which produces frozen pure red mites (chironomid larvae) in batches for sale. Therefore, fishermen's friends are invited to buy frozen chironomid larvae in flower and bird markets in major and medium-sized cities across the country, and then melt them with warm water and feed them to giant seedlings.

Method 3: If the fisherman has neither time to catch chironomid larvae and mayfly larvae in the wild water, nor money to buy frozen chironomid larvae in the flower and bird market. The only way to cultivate chironomid larvae is to cultivate chironomid larvae by yourself. The method of artificially culturing chironomid larvae is simple and easy. The introduction is as follows: Fishermen can fill their forecourt and backyard with water with containers such as washbasin, footbath, bucket and dung bucket, put some grass in it and put it under the eaves or under the shade of trees. No introduction is needed. Every spring, when the water temperature reaches above 14℃, chironomid mosquitoes will fly in and lay eggs in decaying and fermented grass and fat water on the surface of the container. Ten days and a half later, you can see red chironomid larvae, which can be fished out at any time to feed giant seedlings.

Finally, it should be noted that some people may ask, the newly opened fry of four big fish, namely herring, grass carp, silver carp and bighead carp, all eat cooked egg yolk paste. Why don't the newly opened fry of giant salamander eat cooked egg yolk paste?