This cable is designed with physical and chemical anti-rodent methods. The tubes (and fillers) are stranded around the central strength member to form a. Communication cables can generally be divided into copper and fiber optic cables. One of the most significant causes of these hazards or attacks is rodents. Rodents can cause severe damage to fiber optic cable infrastructure by chewing through cable sheaths and core components, and causing service outages at high costs. Such damage can occur in a relatively short period of time and can significantly impact the long-term reliability of outside plant optical fiber. Disclosed are an ultra-fine anti-ant air-blowing optical cable and a manufacturing method therefor, relating to the field of anti-ant air-blowing optical cables. The ultra-fine anti-ant air-blowing optical cable comprises a loose sleeve at the center and an outer sheath sheathed on the loose. A non-toxic, economical, and safe bittering agent incorporated directly into AFL's Rodent Deterrent Fiber Optic Cable Jackets reduces damage due to rodent gnawing, while still offering the ruggedness expected from AFL's tactical and OSP fiber optic cables. GYFTA54 is a kind of outdoor communication optical cable, which consists of a non-metallic central strength member, stranded loose tubes, a laminated aluminum tape armor, a PE inner sheath, a.