To raise grasshoppers, we need to understand their living habits, and what do they like to eat?

Grasshoppers like to eat many foods such as grass leaves, bread worms, vegetables, and fruits. However, the grasshopper cannot eat much food and can only eat a small bit. Grasshoppers also love to eat fresh grass leaves, and generally wild grasshoppers eat larvae and green onions.

In fact, what the pot likes to eat is small insects, and its habit is to sleep during the day and come out at night.

Grasshoppers generally prefer to live in bushes, mud or holes.

Since it can prey on some pests, it should be caught and used reasonably. Tussah.

area is considered a pest. In addition to eating a variety of green plants, plants also eat wotou, rice, tofu, steamed buns, fried cakes, etc.

The natural enemies of the insect include Beauveria bassiana, red parasitic mutilation, locusts, and sometimes they are killed when they hunt for bees. In addition to appreciating insect breeding, it can also be used as a natural enemy of pests for protection and utilization.

The main points of the grasshopper selection:

To choose a high-quality grasshopper, you must first choose one with large and thick wings. The back of the wing is also flat and broad. The back plane of the shoulder should be flat, and the upper left arm should be close to the lower right arm.

There should be no large gaps when the arms are closed, and they should be closed tightly. The file and scraper should be prominent, and the wing veins should be full. The right wing of the upper left arm should be large enough to cover the lower arm.

The larger the bulging belly (lenses) of the lower right arm, the better. Standing tall, when the two arms are still, the two arms should be on the back of the grasshopper, and the belly is raised high. The wider and larger the wing wall, the better, whether it is a black gnast or a green cicada, the wing wall should be green, the characteristics of the front wings of the real black iron cicada or golden cicada (male).

The winged grasshopper wing wall should be yellow or light yellow-green.

Grasshoppers are generally found in bushes, mud or burrows.

Grasshoppers prefer to inhabit fields or crops, and are more often perched on high tree branches or sunny hillsides in dry places. It has thick hind limbs, is good at jumping, and is agile, but when disturbed, it jumps straight down.

Grasshoppers feed on young leaves of plants, and also eat small insects and fresh edamame, vegetable leaves, and young stems. It chirps both during the day and at night, and is more frequent during the day.

During the hot summer period, the hotter the weather, the more vigorous it screams, and the chirping appears rapid and continuous. When the temperature is low, the call is soft and slow, and it prefers to climb to the top of the branches to chirp.

Grasshopper rearing method:

1. Choose a good container for grasshoppers.

As the name suggests, the Grasshopper Container is used to hold the Grasshopper, and we use bamboo.

Braided small cages and then hung in a ventilated place on it. Grasshoppers can't be exposed to the sun too much, they will die. Don't put it in the room either, it's noisy.

2. Feed the gnats reasonably.

There are many things that grasshoppers can eat, common vegetables and fruits can be fed, and plant protein is generally recommended.

Lots of food. Eat more plant protein, the grasshopper will become stronger, you don't need to worry too much about feeding the grasshopper in summer, once it enters the winter, you should increase nutrition and prolong the life of the grasshopper.

3. Pay attention to keeping warm.

Grasshoppers are vigorous in the summer, but in late summer and early autumn, it is a challenge for the grasshoppers, so be sure to pay attention to heat preservation.

4. Avoid injury.

There are two things to avoid the gnats from being harmed, the first is not to let other creatures get close to the grasshoppers, especially cats, cats can walk on high places, and once the cat finds the grasshoppers, they will eat the grasshoppers, and the second is rats. Do not spray insecticides indoors where there are gnats, some common insecticides can cause harm to gnats.

Spring is coming, everything is revived, and the peach blossoms of my plant friends are also blooming.

Grasshoppers eat insects and field pests best, such as corn borer.

Pine caterpillars, locusts.

flies and so on. In addition, soybeans, cabbage, rape, carrots, corn flour, soybean flour, and pumpkin flowers are also favorite foods of grasshoppers.

The grasshopper is also known as the dea, the mantis, and the oil seed, and the scientific name is the short-winged mantis. It belongs to the phylum Arthropods.

Insecta, Orthoptera, genus Nymphidae. It is best to feed the overwintering grasshoppers with fresh tender vegetable leaves, and then alternate with soybeans and fresh peppers soaked in warm water, and do not feed them with a single vegetable. Carrot, soaked soybeans. Mealworms.

It's all possible. Usually pay attention to alternate feeding and not feeding alternate eclipse.

Feeding should be done once a day at regular intervals, twice is better.

What kind of food do grasshoppers like to eat? In our north, the grasshopper loves to eat the flowers of the nest melon that we planted.

My brother is a small animal that eats grass, and it is enough to feed grass every day.

Grasshoppers, also known as crickets, like to live in an environment of 15-25 degrees, and the four seasons change like this:

Afraid of cold in winter, the grasshoppers will burrow and hide under the frozen soil for up to three or four months of hibernation.

Generally, around the time of the sting in spring, when the temperature rises to more than 15 degrees Celsius, they crawl out of the hole and look for food.

In summer, I don't like high temperatures, so I am used to looking for shade under the woods or in the grass to cool off, hide in a shady place, and get used to stinging at night and foraging during the day.

In late autumn and early winter, the temperature gradually drops, and when the temperature drops to 15 degrees, they begin to look for a suitable place to burrow and hibernate until they come out of the burrow around the time of the sting the following year. When hibernating, it will not come out of the hole to forage for food, and sleep to avoid the wind and cold.

Grasshoppers are small in size, small in appetite, and miscellaneous in eating, and can eat vegetable leaves, white radish, carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples, seeds, cowpeas, etc. When eating at home, put in 5 10 grains of rice, a piece of noodles, finger-sized ** or sweet potatoes, etc. You can also feed each one a few grains of rice, soybeans, mung beans, wheat, corn, etc. every day, it is advisable to soak the grains in water, and you can also feed wheat bran, tofu, bean dregs, flour and so on.