What kind of crickets are best, and are crickets crickets

The selection criteria are: "round head, large teeth, long legs, thick neck, rough hair, and strong momentum."

It is judged in the following ways:

1) The head is a critical part. Crickets that are good at fighting must have a big head, and a cricket with a big head can show its strength, toughness, and strength. Therefore, when connoisseurs look at crickets, they always have to look at the head first.

Excellent crickets not only have large heads, but also have shiny and shiny tops of their heads. The head shape is high and round, and the protruding head like the head of the birthday star is a good head shape. In addition to the forehead bulging, the two eyes should be relatively high.

It is called "persimmon head", "gem head", "Bodhi head" and "grasshopper head" by connoisseurs, which is also a more desirable head shape. On the contrary, the cerebellum with a pointed head is obviously an inferior species.

2) Look at the color of the head. Those with blue-gold, purple cherry, and yellow bronze are all high-grade, but they are relatively rare and not easy to obtain. Pure black and pure white are secondary.

If it is both green and white, and there is a mixture of colors in the middle, it is not a good breed. Some crickets have thin straight lines on the brain gate called "hemp head", and the head of this insect is called "hemp head", and it is considered to be the best type along with one white stripe on the forehead. And there are sheep's horns and horn-style fighting patterns, all of which belong to the defective products that are unbearable to fight.

3) From the eyes of the eyes, the forehead is black and the eyes seem to be golden. In addition, the tentacles of high-quality crickets are generally thick and long, and they can rotate flexibly. If the tentacles are curved or the tips of the whiskers are curled, they are old or diseased, indicating that they have not lived long, let alone fight.

4) The fight of crickets mainly relies on their sharp teeth as the first to fight, so whether the front teeth are hard and sharp is an important sign to judge whether it has combat effectiveness. In appearance, the teeth are dry and shiny but not soft, and they are good at fighting, especially the serrated teeth in the tooth forceps should be sharp and sharp.

From the perspective of tooth color, the best is golden teeth, followed by purple teeth, silver-white ones are also preferable, and others such as pink, yellow-brown, pig liver, etc., are inferior.

Crickets are crickets. Most of the crickets are small and medium-sized, and a few are large. Yellowish-brown to black-brown. The head is round, the thorax is somewhat broad, and the filamentous antennae are slender and breakable. Chewing mouthparts. 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; The tail whiskers are longer. Auditory apparatus on the tibial joints of the forefoot, lateral to greater medial. Males are loud and aggressive, and kill each other.

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.

Females are larger, with pinhole-like or spear-shaped ovipositor tubes bare and small wings. Male crickets fight each other to compete for food, fortify their territory, and possess females.

1. The appearance of the cricket

The cricket is an insect that is usually about 2 cm long and has a greenish or brown body. Their bodies have an elongated shape, with a slightly smaller head than the body and a stronger anterior thorax than the mid- and posterior chests. Crickets have a well-developed pair of hind legs, which are suitable for jumping.

In addition, they have a pair of wings, but not all varieties of crickets can fly.

2. The living habits of crickets

Crickets are usually nocturnal insects and prefer to be nocturnal. They are herbivorous insects that feed mainly on plants such as grass leaves, leaves, etc. The crickets' calls are made by them during mating or warning, and this call is produced by the wings of male crickets.

Crickets have a strong vitality and can survive for a few months to a year in a suitable environment. Even in environments such as heavy pressure and harsh climates, crickets are able to survive in a natural way, which is of great significance for maintaining ecological balance.

3. Classification of crickets

Crickets are omnivorous insects, belonging to the order Orthoptera, and the common species are white grasshoppers, green grasshoppers, tree grasshoppers, rice grasshoppers, etc. In the world, there are many species of crickets that are distributed in different parts of the continents.

In addition to the common cricket, there is also an insect called the stick insect, which is also a type of cricket that lives mainly in southern China. They have a similar appearance to ordinary crickets, but have a slightly more slender body and a louder cry, which is considered a symbol of luck by the local population.

4. The significance of crickets in culture

In ancient Chinese culture, crickets were often used as the subject of poems and stories, such as "Cicada" and "Wen Cricket". Crickets are often considered a symbol of summer, and in some places there are also folk art with the theme of crickets, such as cricket lamps, cricket paper cuts, etc.

In addition, in the field of modern sand shed biotechnology, people have also discovered some unique characteristics and potential value of crickets. According to research, the secretion of crickets has good resistance to life, which may be helpful in the preparation of antibiotics.

Those with black teeth should have strong and strong legs.

The whole body is golden, and there are two tiger teeth.