1. Make it spawn: (after mating) unicorns, shoveling insects in the mountains, etc. And put the female worm into humus soil.

1.5 to 20 cm box, preferably a bigger box, so that it can lay eggs fully. It will take about 1 to 2 weeks.

Naturally, eggs are laid, and they are laid at night, so put the box in the dark at night.

(Some places may have lights on all night) or a quiet place, which is better! Usually at this time, the female insect

Don't move at night, lay eggs at the bottom of the box, and don't see it coming out. The mother worm will die soon after giving birth, so take it out quickly.

2. Hatching of eggs: The larvae hatch in about 10 days. If the eggs are found by hand in advance,

It may grow mildew, so it is safer to dig about 2 weeks after the death of the female insect!

3. Take out the larvae: About two weeks after the death of the mother worm, pour the soil on the newspaper to find the larvae.

Take it with a spoon, not a bug!

4. Layout of the culture box: black soil or fine deer marsh soil (written in the book, it should be ordinary mud) with 10- 15 cm at the bottom.

The foundation can be compacted with soil and covered with 20 to 25 cm of humus soil (disinfection mentioned earlier).

In the future, larvae will pupate at the boundary.

The fourth box can be rearranged with the original spawning box. If the box is too small, the larvae will be too crowded. In the future,

Can cause death, or adults are relatively young. Covering is also very important, and it is best to moisturize.

Plastic bags can be used for local ventilation and moisture retention.

6. Larvae can also be raised separately (this is also better, because everyone's boxes are rarely too big to hold 20~30 larvae.

Put the place away from the sun, well ventilated and best visible, so as not to forget that the toilet is a good place!

7. Add water: The soil is too dry to raise larvae. In spring and autumn, 65,438+00 portions of soil should be added.

One kind of water, wrapped in plastic bags in winter, is added twice a month, which is also 1% water!

8. Because of the low temperature in winter, put it in a warmer place indoors, even in a greenhouse!

9. Soil replacement: The larva's food is humus, and the discharged feces will be pushed up. The bigger the worm, the bigger the feces will be.

Feces began to appear on the surface. Take them out with a spoon and replace them with humus.

10. Temperature: keep it around 22~25 degrees Celsius in winter (please refer to it if you are a non-hibernating adult).

If necessary, use an electric heater to keep warm.

It is better to manage larvae separately.

Change pots of different sizes into larvae, or directly use large ones.