CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can centipede traps really catch a large number of centipedes?

1. Can centipede traps really catch a large number of centipedes?

Really. Centipede and scorpion traps can attract centipedes and scorpions from nearly 100 meters away to crawl into the pit you prepared by smelling it.

2. How to catch centipedes at home

You can do this:

1. Buy pyrethrin (may be sold in pharmacies), sprinkle some in places where centipedes often appear, and also sprinkle some at the entrance of the sewer, which can kill them;

2. Buy insecticide tablets and fumigate the place; sprinkle realgar wine into the sewer;

3. Keep the environment as dry as possible

4. Raise a rooster and catch it.

5. Remove plants such as creepers outside the window

6. Sprinkle lime powder at doors, windows and other places where centipedes may crawl in, because centipedes like humid environments.

7. Fumigating the House with Mugwort

8. There are two kinds of drugs that are effective against centipedes, realgar water or diluted solution of DDT. After spraying them on the floor and corners of the house, close the door for at least half a day. The effect is said to be good.

Ants love sweet things, so you can take the kind of paper used to catch flies, sprinkle some sugar on it, and put it in the corner.

Replenish:

1. Buy pyrethrin (may be sold in drugstores), sprinkle some in places where centipedes often appear, and also sprinkle some at the entrance of the sewer, which can kill them; 2. Buy insecticide tablets and fumigate them in a sealed place; sprinkle realgar wine into the sewer; (realgar is poisonous and cannot be bought)

4. Raise a rooster and catch it. I live in a building and cannot raise this thing)

5. Remove plants such as creepers outside the window (there are no such plants where I live)

6. Sprinkle lime powder at the door, window and other places where centipedes may crawl in, because centipedes like humid environments. (This is OK, but I don't know where to get lime powder)

7. Use mugwort to fumigate the house (What is mugwort? Where can I buy it?)

8. There are two drugs that are effective against centipedes. Realgar water or a diluted solution of dichlorvos. Spray it on the floor and corners of the house, and close the door for at least half a day. It is said to be effective.

Replenish:

The natural enemies of centipedes are mice, skinks, toads, ants, chickens and birds. Centipedes are slow in hatching and molting, and are easily taken advantage of by ants. They can be bitten to death and eaten in just a few hours, so it is necessary to prevent and control ants in advance.

Therefore, keeping dry is the most important thing. Other things like realgar can also repel centipedes.

Use cockroach smoke to kill cockroaches and centipedes at the same time.

Any kind of insecticide will kill all insects within one day after spraying.

Quicklime is often sprinkled on all sides of the house. Screens are added to the windows.

Put some camphor in places where centipedes often appear.

Mash the garlic, add vinegar and mix well, apply to the centipede bite to relieve swelling and pain.

Take the saliva from the rooster's mouth and apply it to the wound to remove the centipede's poison.

After being bitten by a centipede, you can use fresh bitter melon leaves to crush and apply it externally to treat

The bite of a small centipede only causes local redness, swelling and pain, while the bite of a large tropical centipede can cause lymphangitis and tissue necrosis, and sometimes purpura of the entire limb. Some people may also experience systemic symptoms such as headache, fever, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and even stammering, convulsions, and coma.

Catch it with your hands, young man...

Mosquito spray or electric mosquito swatter

3. How to trap live centipedes?

During the day, centipedes hide in dark places such as brick and stone crevices, piles of leaves, weeds and rotten wood, and come out at night. Centipedes are typical carnivores and like to eat all kinds of living insects, such as crickets, mealworms, locusts, cockroaches, beetles, ropes, and the eggs and pupae of these insects. When centipedes are short of food, they also eat a small amount of tender leaves of plants or fruits and vegetables. They are agile and swing their antennae forward from time to time to find food. When the antennae touch the food they want to capture, they pounce on it, clamp it tightly with the several feet in the front of their body and the mandibles with poison glands, paralyze the captured, and then bite the soft part of the captured body to eat all its flesh and blood. Centipedes have a large appetite, eating about 5/1 to 5/3 of their body each time. Every year at the end of autumn and the beginning of winter, centipedes often hibernate in groups in the underground where there is less soil and more stones and sunny and sheltered. After the Waking of Insects the following year, centipedes gradually move outward and crawl to the south of the ground to look for food.

4. How to catch centipedes in the wild?

Hello friend, the best time to catch centipedes is during the Grain Rain season, under rocks in the wild. All you need is a pair of chopsticks and a bag or a bottle.

5. How to gather and catch centipedes in the wild

Dig a nest to trap centipedes. In the habitat where centipedes often move, choose a damp mountain area around the beginning of spring, dig a long "cross" shaped pit, 1 to 2 meters long, 0.5 meters wide, and 15 to 20 cm deep, put chicken feathers, miscellaneous bones, horse manure or bird droppings and some rotten grass in it, cover it with branches, soil or bricks and tiles, and lure centipedes to crawl into the gaps. Check the next morning, and if there are centipedes entering the pit, they can be caught.

Are you sure you didn't make a mistake? For example, are there centipedes in the place you chose? Are there many? Is the trap natural or not? Is it around the beginning of spring? I think the method is that the dead are alive. Learn more about the habits of centipedes. If chicken feathers and bones don't work, you can change to something else that centipedes like.