Detailed Explanation of the Correct Methods and Technical Key Points for Incubating Silkworm Eggs
How Are Silkworm Eggs Incubated?
(Agricultural Wealth Network) How are silkworm eggs incubated?
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After receiving the silkworm eggs, keep them in a suitable environment so that the embryos develop normally. The specific method is: in a disinfected silkworm room, spread the silkworm eggs flat in a silkworm tray with the egg surface facing up. For days 1-4, the room temperature should be 24°C with a wet-dry difference of 2-2.5°C; for days 5-10, the room temperature should be 27°C with a wet-dry difference of 1.5-2°C. When the embryos develop to the late stage and a small number of silkworm eggs are found to show small bluish dots, immediately cover the silkworm eggs with black cloth to darken them. After about 40 hours, that is, before dawn on the third day at 4-5 o'clock, remove the black cloth, wrap the silkworm eggs in white paper with the egg surface facing up, turn on the light for exposure, and let the newly hatched silkworms bite through the eggshells and hatch out.
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After receiving the silkworm eggs, keep them in a suitable environment so that the embryos develop normally. The specific method is: in a disinfected silkworm room, spread the silkworm eggs flat in a silkworm tray with the egg surface facing up. For days 1-4, the room temperature should be 24°C with a wet-dry difference of 2-2.5°C; for days 5-10, the room temperature should be 27°C with a wet-dry difference of 1.5-2°C. When the embryos develop to the late stage and a small number of silkworm eggs are found to show small bluish dots, immediately cover the silkworm eggs with black cloth to darken them. After about 40 hours, that is, before dawn on the third day at 4-5 o'clock, remove the black cloth, wrap the silkworm eggs in white paper with the egg surface facing up, turn on the light for exposure, and let the newly hatched silkworms bite through the eggshells and hatch out.