The characteristics of the fighting cricket and the living environment, the appearance characteristi

Fighting crickets was also called fighting and weaving in ancient times, which is a common folk entertainment activity. This kind of behavior reflects the strong oriental color, China's unique cultural life. So fighting crickets has always been loved by many people.

And the method of selecting crickets is also very particular, mainly reflected in the size, color, physical strength, fierceness, whether there is endurance, etc. Of course, if you want to have money, you can go to the market and people must choose. However, many people will choose to catch them themselves, so let's teach you some practical methods and precautions when catching crickets.

1. Time period selection. Generally, crickets should be caught at night, mainly according to the crickets' living habits.

2. Choice of location. It should be done in a less crowded suburb and preferably in a grassy and humid area. Because crickets prefer to live in these places.

3. Precautions. When you're out at night, be sure to take the necessary precautions. For example, wear high rubber shoes to avoid being bitten by snakes and some poisonous insects. It is best to be accompanied by two or three people, bring a flashlight, and temporarily store tools such as paper tubes or small bamboo cages for crickets.

4. Capture method. When you arrive at your destination, you should listen for a while to see if there are any crickets. The most important thing is to judge how aggressive the cricket is from its call.

The general sound is weak and weak, and if there is nothing, it is a defective product; The sound is loud but not dignified enough, and it is of medium grade; The sound is mellow and dignified, like a bell, so congratulations, this cricket is definitely the best quality. That's what you're aiming for.

After taking it home, it is certain that it will show considerable wildness, at which point the owner can use the grass with silk hairs to touch its top a few times, taking care not to touch its front teeth and tail gun. As long as you wait for a while, it will slowly adapt to its environment. As long as you train yourself properly, it will definitely be your "good helper on the battlefield".

Most of the crickets are small and medium-sized, and a few are large. Cricket species are larger than 3 mm in length; The body color varies greatly, mostly yellow-brown to black-brown, or green, yellow, etc.; There are fewer homogeneous body colors, and most of them are variegated. The body does not have scales. The mouth type is either the lower mouth type or the front mouth type.

Crickets have filamentous antennae, much longer than body length; The antennal stalks are mostly rounded shield-shaped, narrower than or equal to the frontal process; A few taxa are elongated shield-shaped, larger, wider than the frontal process. The compound eye is larger, generally 1 4 1 2 of the head length;There are generally 3 pieces in each eye, arranged in an inverted triangle or line; The middle monocular is located dorsal to the head, face, or apex of the frontal process.

The whole body is brown and has long antennae. The hind feet are large and good at jumping. The male is 20 25 mm long and has 2 tail whiskers, commonly known as "two-tailed". The female has 4 tail whiskers, two long and two short, and an ovipositor tube in the middle.

The top of the cricket's head is pitch black and reflective, with orange-yellow longitudinal stripes. The forelimbs of males are as long as the ventral ends, and most individuals have no hindwings, but a few males have hindwings and can fly. The male worm articulatory mirror is slightly rectangular and has a loud chirp.

The syllables are well-proportioned with a slight accent. When pronouncing, the two forewings stand upright and make a "squeaky" sound due to friction, and they can chirp continuously.

Most of the crickets are small and medium-sized, and a few are large.

Next time, let's try the shape of the 20-character character.

The hind feet are large and have long angles.

Crickets Since crickets are found throughout the country and there are thousands of different subspecies, individual differences are relatively large, but most crickets are small to medium-sized, and a few are large. The body color is almost always dark brown or black.

Crickets have rounded heads, broad chests, and elongated antennae. Chewing mouthparts. Some have large jaws that are well developed and stronger than bites. 3 tarsal segments of each foot, forefoot and midfoot similar and of the same length; The hind feet are well developed and good at jumping; Auditory apparatus on the tibial joints of the forefoot, lateral to greater medial.

The oviposis is exposed, needle-shaped or spear-shaped, and consists of 2 pairs of tube flaps. Both male and female have 1 pair of tail hairs on the ventral ends. Males have 1 pair of short rod-shaped ventral spines at the ventral end.

Females are larger, with needle- or spear-like ovipositor tubes bare and small wings. Male insects have articulators on their forewings, which consist of scrapings on the wing veins, rubbing veins, and articulatory mirrors. The forewings are raised and rubbed from side to side, thus vibrating the articulation mirror and producing tones.

Crickets are mostly barrel-shaped, with thick hind legs and filamentous antennae that are longer than their bodies. There are two long tail filaments at the end of the abdomen, and if it is a female, there is also an oviposition tube longer than the tail filament, and there is another way to distinguish between male and female, the male with obvious concave and convex patterns on the wings, and the female with straight wing lines. Most peculiarly, his hearing device is on the forefoot segment.

Features of crickets:

Yellowish-brown to black-brown. The head is round, the chest is broad, and the antennae are slender. Some have large jaws that are well developed and stronger than bites. Forefoot and midfoot similar and of the same length; The hind feet are well developed and good at jumping; Auditory apparatus on the tibial joints of the forefoot, lateral to greater medial.

Crickets burrow, often inhabit the surface, under masonry

The most powerful species of fighting crickets is the fan card fighting nuclear attack cricket.

In order to fight for territory and mates, fighting to the death with other males is a characteristic of the behavior of the cricket. The wild occupies a wide area, and the loud cricket usually has a strong fighting nature, so it is also captured by people to fight crickets.

The body length of the cricket is 13-18mm, and the whole body is black-brown. The head is large, the top is wide and rounded, the face is round and convex, the back of the head has 6 short yellow longitudinal stripes, between the two sides of the single eye there is 1 narrow between the two sides of the brother is wide, the shape of a yellow transverse band resembling braces, and there is a small yellow spot at the middle single eye.

The crickets have extra-long antennae on the top of their heads to help them explore their environments in the dark, a pair of long, hairy tails at the end of their abdomen to detect threats from behind, and a pair of strong hind feet that are good at jumping to help them flee quickly in case of danger.

How to select crickets

1. The head of the cricket should be large, bright and shiny. Excellent fighting crickets are tall and round in shape. The position of the eyes is higher, and the forehead protrudes outward.

2. Observe that the head of the cricket is blue-gold, bronze, etc., which are the superior qualities of fighting crickets. If the whole color is a mix of black and white, it is an inferior breed, a cricket that is not easy to fight.

3. Crickets with "hemp heads" are warriors in fighting crickets. This type of cricket has a thin and straight line on its head. If it has a sheep's horn-like pattern, it is an inferior product among fighting crickets.

4. Crickets who are good at fighting should have black eyes and golden teeth, if there are no these significant colors, the level of fighting will decline.

5. The main thing in cricket fighting is its sharp teeth, and the crickets that choose to fight must have strong and sharp teeth. Crickets with bright teeth, not weak, sharp serrations are among the superior breeds in fighting.

People who play cricket fighting want their crickets to win the battle. Crickets win, seven points by planting, three points by raising. The quality of cricket breeding is closely related to the fighting nature of crickets. Feeding involves many aspects, mainly with pots, diet, disease treatment, female matching, etc.

The methods of artificial breeding of crickets are described as follows: