Breeding technology of winter grasshopper, breeding and breeding technology of grasshopper

Grasshoppers have a long history in our country, and now they have good prospects for both ornamentation and consumption. Especially in recent years, when everyone's enthusiasm for this type of insect has been increasing, the number of people who breed grasshoppers has increased significantly. So how should this grasshopper be raised?

Let's learn how to breed grasshoppers!

1. Construction of breeding ponds.

Raising grasshoppers is divided into greenhouse ecological breeding and indoor breeding, the former technical demand is too high, the main market is to do ornamental, it is not recommended to start. Indoor farming is the most friendly way for novices, raising grasshoppers does not require a lot of space, and the number is more than that. Prepare some three-layer boxes, every 30 cm or so, each layer of 5-10 cm of fine sand for the grasshoppers to lay eggs, and seal them with gauze around them, which is breathable and prevents them from escaping.

Each floor reserves a place to put food and prevent food, which is convenient for daily feeding, and it is more suitable for about 800-100 crickets per square meter.

2. Environmental management.

Due to its small size, the temperature requirements are relatively high, and a slightly lower temperature can easily lead to its batch death, and the daily more suitable temperature is about 25-28, and it needs to be maintained for a long time relatively stable. Large fluctuations in temperature will affect its normal growth. Secondly, the breeding room should be prepared for ventilation to avoid stuffiness and humidity inside, which will greatly affect the growth of crickets, and keep there is no peculiar smell inside.

3. Spawning and introduction.

Grasshoppers try to let one male and one female mate alone during the mating period, otherwise it may cause a fight because of the mates. The eggs of crickets are usually buried in the soil at a depth of about 4 cm, and they are laid around October every year and hatch around May of the following year. In order to be safe, farmers may need to take out the eggs and store them by themselves to ensure hatching, and the number of eggs produced by each pair is about 200-300 eggs.

4. Feeding management.

The most important point when raising grasshoppers is the freshness of the food, crickets are very picky about food, and they generally do not eat fresh food, so farmers should pay attention to this aspect. Insects are omnivores, whether they are other small insects or vegetables and the like they eat, but for their health, they are generally mixed feeding, and some animals can also be fed after the fresh internal organs are crushed. Vegetables such as carrots and cabbage can be fed, but try not to have water on the vegetables.

Feed about 2 times a day, and feed the things freshly made.

First of all, the pot pot is reproduced by introduction, mating, and egg laying. Breeding can be carried out in July of the year, and it will be reproduced when the family is separated. Food is plentiful, and a female can lay up to 300 eggs a year.

First of all, the pot pot is reproduced by introduction, mating, and egg laying. Breeding can be carried out in July of the year, and it will be reproduced when the family is separated. Food is plentiful, and a female can lay up to 300 eggs a year.

Secondly, when breeding, the insect cage and tray are disinfected with high potassium acid solution to ensure sterility. The floor and walls of the room should be disinfected, and the indoor temperature of my house should reach the requirements of floating nymphs. Feeding can be given to soybeans, lamb liver, carrots.

During the breeding process, it is necessary to pay attention to the place where the cage is hung or placed to avoid other infringing objects of cats and mice. Do not light mosquito coils and spray insecticides on the cages. Why can it be diversified, can not always feed a certain kind of bait, in and out of the autumn and winter temperature floats greatly, to take warm measures.