Do crickets breed fast?

Crickets reproduce very quickly. Most crickets are small and medium-sized, and a few are large. Cricket is more than 3 cm long; Body color changes greatly, mostly yellowish brown to dark brown, or green, yellow and so on. There are few uniform body colors, most of which are variegated. The body has no scales. The mouth type is lower mouth type or protruding type. Antennas filiform, much longer than body length; The antenna stalk is mostly shield-shaped, narrower than or equal to the frontal process; A few groups are long shield-shaped, larger and wider than the frontal process. The compound eye is large, generally1/4 ~1/2 of the head length; Generally, there are 3 single eyes, which are arranged in an inverted triangle or a straight line; The middle monocular is located on the back of the head and face or at the top of the frontal process. Tan to dark brown. China crickets are about 2 cm long and dark brown. One generation 1 occurs every year, and overwinters as eggs in the soil. The male vocalizer is close to the base of the front wing and produces sound through wing friction. The auditory organ is located in the tibial joint segment of the forefoot. Burrowing, which often moves underground, on the ground or in cracks in masonry, harms the roots, stems, leaves, seeds and fruits of plants, instead of feeding at night, biting the tender parts of plants on the ground, leading to seedling shortage, is an agricultural pest.

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First, the feeding method

What is introduced here is small-scale simple reproduction, which is only used to supply reptiles raised in their own homes. ? Generally, the initial number of crickets should be around 200. All you have to do is put the spawning box with soil in the sorting box, and spray some water into the soil with a watering can every day to keep it moist. Crickets will continue to mate and lay eggs in the spawning box after they are full and warm. Crickets reproduce fastest at 26-30 degrees Celsius. ? About a week after laying eggs, the little crickets hatch. You don't need to move the spawning box out of the sorting box. They will lay eggs continuously, and small crickets will hatch in batches. This is a continuous process. What you have to do is to keep the soil moist every day and make sure that they have enough food and room to move (by placing eggs), otherwise the little crickets will be "killed" by the big crickets.

Second, the feeding environment:?

In fact, the basic breeding environment of crickets is very simple. A large sorting box, with several egg compartments and an spawning box, is used to lay eggs. It's that simple. ? Water and food? There are two ways to provide water for crickets: put a plate, and then put wet cotton or gauze in the plate, so that crickets will not drown when they lie on it. However, wet cotton or gauze can easily absorb the smell of cricket feces, and if it is not changed frequently, it will make the environment stink. It is worth noting that crickets occasionally lay their eggs in cotton or gauze, and at this time the eggs cannot hatch. ? Feed vegetables (all kinds of green leafy vegetables, shredded carrots, etc. ) and fruits to replenish water. The advantage is to supplement vitamins and water, which can kill two birds with one stone. The disadvantage is to add chopped fresh feed every day and control the amount, because the leftover food is easy to deteriorate, and sweet fruit will attract ants and other insects. ? You hardly have to think about cricket's food. Although crickets eat everything, they must supplement a certain amount of animal feed during the breeding process, otherwise they will kill each other. In fact, animal feed is very simple, just use dog food; Dog food is dry and not easy to go bad. You don't need to feed it every day, you can sprinkle more. In addition, you can also feed some bread, steamed bread, wheat bran and cornflakes as a supplement.