CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to find grasshopper eggs in the wild?

1. How to find grasshopper eggs in the soil in the wild?

Look for it. Different types of ants have different nests, but there are holes in the soil. Observe whether there are a lot of ants coming in and out, or use food to lure them to find the location and dig down. Don't use a too big shovel. In addition, without worker ants as nannies, no matter how many eggs you bring home, they will die. If you bring some worker ants, the life span of the worker ants will only be a few weeks. If you really want to raise them for a long time, you must have a queen ant.

2. Where are the unhatched locust eggs hidden?

Underground.. In the soil

3. Why don't grasshoppers reproduce in the soil?

Grasshoppers usually lay their eggs in the soil. Female grasshoppers have an awl-like ovipositor at the tail that pierces the soil to lay eggs. What you are talking about may be an isolated phenomenon. Or his habit may have been changed by humans.

4. Grasshopper breeding. I want to breed grasshoppers. Where can I buy eggs?

Raising grasshoppers is a new thing and a new industry. Currently, seeds are difficult to buy or even unavailable. The only way is to find them in nature in the summer, raise them, reproduce them, develop them, grow them, and succeed.