Longhorn beetles generally like to eat leaves, roots, branches, tender bark, twigs and other foods. They need to be kept in a transparent breeding box when raising them. , and put dead wood, branches and soil into the box, and then put the beetles in to provide food. It should be noted that the breeding box needs to be covered with a lid (with ventilation holes), and an appropriate amount of water mist should be sprayed into the box regularly to ensure that there is appropriate humidity in the breeding box, and the number of animals in the box should not be too large to avoid They fight.

1. What do beetles like to eat most?

1. Things they like to eat

Beetles like to eat tender bark, twigs, leaves and roots. , branches and other things are herbivorous insects.

2. How to raise

(1) First prepare a transparent breeding container. Generally, a breeding box is commonly used for breeding, and equipped with a lid with ventilation holes.

(2) Then put dead wood, branches and soil into the breeding box, and ensure that the humidity in the breeding box is appropriate. Usually, you can spray an appropriate amount of water mist into the box.

(3) Then feed the beetle what it likes to eat. It should be noted that you cannot breed many beetles in one breeding box because they are prone to fights. If conditions permit, it is recommended Only raise 1 beetle, or add 1 female and 1 male worm.

2. Is the longhorned beetle poisonous?

1. The longhorned longhorned beetle is usually not poisonous. If you just touch it, you will not be poisoned. However, if you are accidentally bitten, you need to immediately Handle it because its saliva contains poison, but they usually do not attack people actively and will only attack when caught.

2. When catching beetles, you need to wear gloves and hold their backs to reduce the risk of being bitten. If you are afraid of being bitten, you can use a wooden stick to get it off. First prepare a 2m long wooden stick, and tie transparent glue on the front end of the wooden stick, with the sticky side facing outward, and then stretch out the handle of the wooden stick. Just stick the beetle down and it's done.

3. The longhorned beetle is named longhorned beetle because it is as strong as an ox and can fly in the sky. It is a pest. In addition to harming pine, cypress, willow, elm and other trees, it also It will harm crops such as corn, sorghum, sugarcane, cotton, etc., so it needs to be prevented and controlled in time. Usually, 20-30 times of trichlorfon solution can be filled into a large syringe, and then the solution can be added when the first instar larvae have just entered the xylem. Inject into insect passages for control.