No, the soil beetle is not poisonous. The relevant introduction is as follows:

The soil beetle is the name of Chinese medicine. It is the dried body of the female Eupolyph, aga sin, ensis Walker or Steleophaga Plancyi (Boleny) of the family Eupolyphidae. After catching, scald them in boiling water and dry them in the sun or oven. Distributed in Hebei, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hunan and other places. It has the effect of breaking blood and removing blood stasis, rejuvenating tendons and bones. It is used for bruises, muscle injuries and fractures, blood stasis, amenorrhea, postpartum stasis, abdominal pain, and addiction-related lumps.

You can make your own breeding soil, and keep the temperature of the breeding soil at about 40°C (grab it into a ball with your hands, and it will break into pieces when it falls to the ground).

To incubate the eggs, choose a plastic pot with a smooth inner wall (50-80 cm) in diameter, place 4 kilograms of eggs in it, and use 1/2 the volume of the breeding soil for soil yuan breeding and dressing eggs. The temperature of the soil should be maintained at around 40°C (grip it into a ball and break into pieces when dropped to the ground). The soil in the pot with the eggs should be 8 to 10 centimeters thick. The breeding soil should be prepared in advance and placed in the incubation room to preheat. The temperature difference should not exceed 5°C. During the incubation period, the temperature should be maintained at 25 to 30°C (the best incubation temperature is 28°C. ). Turn the eggs by hand 2 to 3 times a day. Be gentle when turning to avoid damaging the egg mass. After 35 to 40 days of hatching, a large number of larvae will break out of their shells. At this time, the larvae can be screened out (using a 4 mm sieve). The sieved eggs are mixed with the breeding soil again, and the larvae can be cultured in a pond with a soil thickness of 10 cm. , sieve larvae every 2 days.

Note: The formula of feeding soil is: sieve the topsoil in the vegetable garden with a 4 mm sieve, mix the soil with 50% burned rice husk ash and mix evenly. If you add some livestock manure or crushed crop straw, It is better to saw wood and make the breeding soil fertile and loose. The humidity of the breeding soil is such that it forms a ball when grasped by hand and breaks into pieces when dropped to the ground.