CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Do male earthworm larvae have wings?

1. Do male earthworm larvae have wings?

The larval stage of earthworms is the same for males and females. When the male worms molt for the 9th time, they will emerge from the larvae. After the emergence, the male worms will become sexually mature in 7-10 days and look for female worms to mate. A male earthworm can mate with 20-30 female earthworms. The number of male earthworms accounts for about 40% of the total number. After the male earthworms emerge from the larvae, they will crawl up and down to find female earthworms to mate, while the female earthworms need to molt for another 3 times before they become sexually mature.

2. Do turtles have angel wings?

The turtle has wings, and eight is its wings.

Because pigs are stupid pigs

3. What kind of insect is this? It is round, black, the size of a one-yuan coin, has no wings, and is surrounded by legs.

What a god-like question! Creatures with legs all around are no longer insects. Insects only have three pairs of legs. It would be better to post a picture.

4. What species does the wingless earthworm belong to? Where can I find information about it?

Earthworms are small medicinal animals belonging to the family Blattodea. They are also known as earthworms, earth turtles, dustpan insects, earthworms, earthworms, stinging insects, etc. Modern Chinese medicine compendium calls them earthworms, which are cold in nature and slightly toxic. They have the effects of removing blood stasis and stopping bleeding, reducing swelling and relieving pain, unblocking meridians and healing injuries, and connecting tendons and bones. They are important medicines for blood and injury. They are mainly used to treat arthritis, lumbar and leg injuries, and closed cervix. Modern medicine has proven that they also have certain effects on leukemia and cancer. There are more than 200 Chinese patent medicines that can be used with earthworms.

Living habits of earthworms:

The earthworm is an important medicinal insect that lives in dark, humid, loose soil rich in humus. It is afraid of sunlight, hides during the day and is active at night. The optimal growth temperature is 28-30℃. Temperatures below 0℃ or above 38℃ will cause mass death of adults and nymphs. When the temperature drops to 8℃, it will stop being active and enter a dormant period.

The earthworm needs to go through three stages to complete a generation: egg, nymph and adult. It takes about 8 months for male insects to grow wings from nymphs, while female insects are wingless and it takes about 9-11 months for them to mature. Male insects die 5-7 days after mating. Female insects can lay eggs one week after mating, and they will lay eggs for the rest of their lives after mating.

Sources of Earth Yuan’s food varieties:

Earthworms are omnivorous insects. They like fresh food, and most like bran and rice bran, followed by cornmeal, broken grains, peanut cakes, soybean meal, fish, meat, various grass and vegetable leaves, fruit peels, chicken, cow dung and other coarse feed. If they are fed with grass alone, their growth will be slow. The complete feed can be 72% wheat bran, 20% cornmeal, 5% soybean cake, and 3% animal feed (cooked feed). When feeding, boil water should be used, and 30%-40% green vegetables or fruits should be added. If they are fed with complete feed for 5-6 months, the individuals can grow into adults.

Earthworm farming - how to control temperature and humidity

The following methods can be used to adjust the temperature and humidity: (1) Heating: When the required temperature cannot be reached in the breeding environment, the indoor temperature can be increased by using a stove, etc., and the local temperature of the pit or pool can be increased. (2) Cooling: If the temperature in the pit or pool exceeds the suitable temperature of the earthworm in summer, water can be sprinkled on the indoor ground, ventilation can be strengthened indoors and in the pit or pool, exhaust fans can be installed, or basins and ice trays can be added to the pit or pool. If the temperature continues to be high and dead insects are found, they should be screened in time to screen out old nymphs or some adults, and used as medicine after treatment to reduce the insect population density in the pit or pool and reduce the amount of food. (3) Humidification: When the humidity in the breeding site or pit or pool is lower than 15%, spraying and ground sprinkling should be used, and items with large evaporation surfaces after absorbing water, such as absorbent soft foam boards, cotton fiber fabrics, soaked clothes and quilts, etc., should be hung in the corners of the pit or pool to dissipate moisture. (4) Dehumidification: When the humidity in the pit or pool exceeds 30%, dehumidification measures should be taken in time, such as opening doors and windows and exhaust fans to enhance ventilation. If the outdoor atmospheric humidity is too high and continues to be high, calcium chloride wooden boxes and quicklime boxes should be placed in the corners of the pit or pool to achieve the purpose of local dehumidification.

5. What kind of bug is this? There are all over the toilet.

This is a sticky bee