How do you catch a good cricket? How can I catch a cricket?

In the evening, the attractant should be placed in the place where the crickets are most active, and in order to ensure the trapping effect, several more piles of attractants should be placed, and it is best to stack the attractants in a circle shape.

Crickets are nocturnal insects, and if you want to catch crickets, you need to arrange the catching tools at dusk, so that after dark, the crickets come out to feed, and you can catch them. Location: Crickets like to be found under damp stones, in places with reeds by ponds, in crop fields, in crevices in walls and bricks, where people rarely go, and where there is water and food.

Climate: Crickets usually come out after rain, when the ground is damp and there are water droplets on the leaves.

蟋蟀 (xīshuài) (gryllulus; gryllus) invertebrates, insecta, orthoptera, crickets. Also known as promoting weaving, common name cricket, night song insect (because it chirps at night), other names: promote weaving, general insect, autumn insect, cockfighting, tending to weave, ground trumpet, stove chicken, Sun Wang, soil sting, called chicken, distribution area worldwide.

1. As long as the home is cleaned, the room is kept clean and hygienic, and the things in the trash can should be disposed of in time, and there is no food residue. Don't bring the soil from the outside to the house, and there will be eggs inside.

2. Keep the room ventilated and don't make the room damp.

3. Close the doors and windows, use insecticides, and then open the windows for ventilation to clean up the cricket carcasses.

4. Catch crickets with adhesive tape, and place a strip of adhesive tape with the side up in a place where crickets gather. It is usually done in the corner of the underground wall or on the windowsill of the room, where crickets are suspected to be hidden.

Here's how to catch crickets:

Mix the wheat bran or rice bran with sugar water, pour it into a pot and stir-fry until fragrant, put it into a plastic bag and tie the bag tightly after cooling. When using, you can add vinegar or liquor, the effect will be better. Before entrapping, you will also need to prepare a flashlight, a long broom, and a bag.

In the evening, the attractant is placed in the place where the crickets are most active, in order to ensure the trapping effect, several more piles of attractants should be placed, and it is best to stack the lure in a circle. When crickets smell the aroma of the attic, they will rush to fight for food.

At this point, you can turn on the flashlight and shine a strong light on them, in which case the crickets will not jump. They can be gently held down with a long broom, then grabbed with their bare hands and placed in a bag.

Male and female

The most obvious difference between male and female is in the tail oviposition. The female is larger, with pinhole-like or spear-shaped oviposition tubes protruding from the front and back ends, and together with the tails of the large fronts on both sides of the hips, at first glance it appears to have three tails, small wings, and no chirping; The male does not have a needle-like ovipositor on the tail, only two tails that grow obliquely from the tip of the buttocks, and they can sing, fight, and kill each other.

In some areas in the north, male crickets are called crickets, and female crickets are called oil hyacinths. Male crickets fight each other for food, to fortify their territory with faux pickpockets, and to possess females. Both the cricket family Gryllidae and the mantis are songworms, but only the male makes sounds, and it uses the rubbing of its wings to make sounds.

The male builds a burrow and cohabits with the female. It likes to inhabit shady, loose soil and humid environments. When the insect population is too dense, they often kill each other.