The golden bear is a very popular pet, but many people will encounter a problem in the process of breeding: how to tell the gender of the golden bear. Here are some simple ways to help you identify the sex of a golden bear.
1. Observe the appearance of the golden bear.
First, observe the two holes in the tail of the golden bear, one for excretion and one for breeding. The two holes away are the male rats, and the two holes are close to the female rats. This method needs to be carefully discerned, as the sex of some bears may not be obvious.
Secondly, the female rat has a "double-breasted" on its abdomen, which is the place to prepare rations for the baby rat, which the male rat does not have.
2. Observe the behavior of the golden bear.
The sex of the golden bear can be judged by observing its behavior. Male bears are usually more active and like to move around, while females are relatively quiet and like to sleep. This method requires a certain amount of observation and experience, as some bears may not be able to behave obviously.
3. Use a DNA test kit.
Finally, if none of the above methods can determine the sex of the bear, a DNA test kit may be considered. This kit can determine the sex of the bears by detecting their DNA by detecting their oral secretions. This method is the most accurate, but requires the purchase of the kit and the instructions followed.
In conclusion, it takes a certain amount of observation and experience to distinguish the gender of a golden bear. The methods described above can help you determine the sex of the bear, but the most accurate method is to use a DNA test kit. If it is just for daily simple breeding.
One or two methods, simple and intuitive. If you want to handpan, you can choose a quiet and docile one, and you don't have to stick to gender. If you choose the third type, the cost is higher, and it is suitable for more professional establishments.