Which regions are the giant salamander breeding bases mainly distributed in?

Currently there are giant salamander breeding bases all over the country, and you can look up the specific ones based on your own distance. Giant salamanders are divided into wild and farmed; farmed ones are edible, while wild ones are nationally protected animals.

Giant Salamander Breeding Techniques

1. The breeding water temperature must be suitable

The most suitable water temperature for giant salamander growth is between 16~22°C. If the water temperature exceeds 26°C, the growth of the giant salamander will be affected, and sometimes lethargy will occur; excessively high temperatures can also cause the death of giant salamanders.

2. The breeding water quality must be good

For artificially farmed giant salamanders in mountainous areas, it is best to choose small stream ditches with year-round flowing water and areas with spring water sources; the bottom water of large and medium-sized reservoirs with fresh water quality can also be used for breeding. It is enough to ensure that the water source is fresh, lively and pollution-free. Water flowing out of mountain farmland and mines, as well as urban tap water, all contain some chemical substances, so they cannot be used as water sources for breeding giant salamanders.

3. The breeding environment must be quiet

When building a giant salamander breeding farm in mountainous areas, it is best to choose a quiet, cool place surrounded by mountains, with dense trees and few people. Some farmers use natural rock caves, or artificially dig a tunnel for breeding in a place with a water source. This can maintain a constant temperature, avoid light, and stay quiet, while also preventing escape and theft, and the breeding results are very good.