Cat. No. : PET5152 Description of yellow mountain squirrel species
Yellow Hill squirrels are by definition a mouse species from Anhui Yellow Hill. These squirrels prefer to live in the woods, and they are more common and unfeasible. The yellow-mounted squirrels, who have a small body of limbs, are very agile. Squirrels are mainly located in Anhui, Zhejiang and Hubei.
Chinese literary name: yellow mountain squirrel
Context: Animals
Programme: Lactation Programme
I'm not going anywhere.
C: Squirrel
Aco: Squirrel Aco
For: Squirrel
Distribution area: Anhui, Zhejiang, Hubei Huangshan morphological characteristics
The desirable length of the adult yellow mountain squirrel should be between 190 and 250 mm, with many pine trees being the same, with larger tails, which are equal to or slightly larger than their size. The abdomen of yellow-mounted squirrels are the same, except for the back edge, which is a black-yellow ring. The color of the cheeks and kisses is gray yellow. The inside side of the limbs is tan.
The yellow-mounted squirrel had bare hands, with four pedals and two pedals; the toes were degraded to wrinkled skin. The back of the palm was bare, with five toes and two palms. The back is olive yellow; the fur base is grey black, the hairy black yellow is black or all black; therefore small black yellow spots are visible. Abdominal brown ash or brown yellow; hair-based gray, light brown. The tail and the body.
The skull is swelling, the kiss is short, the bow is flat. The awakening is wide enough to be larger than the nosebone; the sharpness of the waking and the rise of the lobe; and the sound of a bubble, but not much. The centre of the pillowbone was raised three times back. It's obvious. The doors are flat and narrow. The first front molars are small cylinders, clearly smaller than the other teeth; the molars are low crowns, and the chewing face is tumbled, but they are not poles. Yellow mountain squirrel breeding environment
Active yellow-mountain squirrels, who particularly prefer to climb trees and bite, require strong wire cages for their families when raising them. It is recommended that cages with bamboo structures not be easily eaten by squirrels. So what else do we have to prepare? What are the requirements of squirrels under conditions of artificial breeding?
The rearing premises must be dry and warm in the winter and summer, and the suitable temperature for growth and reproduction should be maintained at 10°C ~ 30°C, the most suitable ~15°C and relative humidity at 40% ~ 50%. Since squirrels are unable to withstand high temperatures and die in heat at 35°C, attention should be paid to the ventilation and shade of cages during the high summer season. Maintain appropriate temperatures to prevent cold winds in the autumn so as to avoid rheumatism. In addition, squirrels do not need strong light, such as receiving too strong light, and often suffer from hairy conditions and loss of light.
Scavengers are removed, cages are often kept clean, and cleaning is done every morning before they are fed for the sake of leather and the health of squirrels. The rearing equipment is regularly disinfected, with a sand bath at least once a week. The sandbox is suitable for 4 litres of sand, and the sand is placed in it for 20-30 minutes each bath, which enhances health. The cage can also be filled with wooden sticks, which allow squirrels to grind their teeth. Squirrel of Yellow Mountain.
A lively yellow squirt has always shown an attractive look, and it is no longer surprising that in today ' s rich age of pet breeding, every family has a pet. Although yellow squirms are colder pets than pets, there are still people willing to raise them, so how do they ensure their healthy growth?
The feed fed by artificial squirrels is divided into two categories: feed and feed. Forage consists mainly of carrots, hollow cabbage, various types of fresh fruit and other fresh vegetables. Precise feed consists of wheat curds, corn paste, beans powder, cereals, etc., with a small amount of salt, yeast powder, bone powder, honey and trace elements. It can be made into granular dry feed. Pines, sorghums, melons, sunflowers, pears, apples, etc. can be fed to the extent possible, depending on the season and on the regions. The feed can be distributed in a few places so that they don't fight.
Squirrels seem to feed on the seeds of herbicides, but in nature they also eat a considerable amount of insects, and it is therefore preferable to feed animals as well. Nuts, chestnuts, etc. are squirrels' favorites, chewing out hard casings, and helping with tooth grinding, not only for squirrels. It would be preferable to regularly feed such food. Food such as apples should also be supplemented if artificial feed is the staple.
A diet taboo.
The inadvisability of meat and egg food has a significant impact on the gastrointestinal system. Vegetables not suitable for raw food: carrots, potatoes, bean horns, garlic, peppers, etc. Not enough fruit and vegetables: cabbage, oil, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, eggplants, bananas, oranges, watermelons, pears, etc. It is not appropriate to eat pickled dried fruit, fruit, premature or processed nuts, which are not easily digested. Beverages, especially carbonated drinks. Tea (it is reported that squirrels die from eating tea) cat and dog pet food (because it contains meat). Apple seeds and cherries (toxic to squirrels). Insects are not suitable for consumption, although they are nutritious, which increases the wildness of squirrels. It is inappropriate to eat chocolate- and caffeine-based foods, both of which can excite squirrels, whether they are bad for their bodies or their emotions, and can cause severe heart failure or heart failure.