How do you get crickets to fight? How can I catch a cricket?

There is also an advanced technique of "bumpy crickets", which must also be mastered, and is generally used when crickets are fighting in a row and showing fatigue. The method is to take the cricket out of the jar, put it in the palm of the left hand, spread the palm of the hand, and use the right hand to rhythmically tap the left hand vein. In this way, the cricket will be constantly upside down and fall under the combined action of action and reaction force.

After such "encouragement", the crickets are often put into the jar, and they are often in high spirits, fluttering their wings and singing, and they have an indomitable demeanor. Now it seems that this technique is similar to injecting human soldiers with adrenaline, making them go crazy, remembering only to kill, not caring about pain, which can be regarded as a more cruel "pre-war mobilization".

Use dogtail or other grass to pluck the tentacles of one cricket, get the smell of the cricket and then use it to pluck the other, and then bring the two together.

99 percent of crickets can fight, but the crickets caught from the ground can fight almost only about 50 percent, like a lot of crickets in early autumn when they catch the prickly just out of their shells, don't talk about fighting it when it sees the light and jump, after raising it for a period of time to be determined, often use cricket grass to tease it, arouse its fighting spirit.

Crickets are withdrawn by nature, generally live independently, and are never allowed to live with other crickets (males also live with another female during mating), so they cannot tolerate each other, and once they meet, they will bite and fight. Crickets are known for their good voice and aggressiveness. In the cricket family, male and female crickets do not achieve "a hundred years of goodness" through "free love".

Whichever male cricket is brave and good at fighting and defeats other people of the same sex, then it gains possession of the female cricket, so the phenomenon of "polygamy" is not uncommon in the cricket family.

As long as the male cricket is put together, it will bite, and the female one should be placed next to the two males, and it should be fine.

You go and sow discord, pull out the tentacles of one cricket, and tell another cricket that it tells you to pull out.

Put two male crickets in the same cricket jar and tease them with rat whiskers! Two must pinch!

Put it in the pot and pick it up with a spatula, and the two will roll around.

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