CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Raising grasshoppers at home (how long can grasshoppers be raised at home)

1. How to find a grasshopper if it disappears in the house?

It is very difficult to find. If you keep a grasshopper in a small box and don't pay attention to the lid of the small box, the grasshopper will definitely jump out and fly away from the window you opened. At this time, it is very difficult to find it back because it has already flown into nature. It is almost impossible to find such a small grasshopper outside the window.

2. What should I do if locusts fly into my house?

Spray insecticides. You can use carbofuran, malathion crude oil, and levofloxacin for ultra-low-volume spraying on the ground.

2. Catch them, then kill or throw them away. If you have chickens and ducks at home, you can also use them to feed them.

3. Raise chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry at home for prevention and control. Chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry will eat locusts.

Locusts, commonly known as "grasshoppers", belong to the order Orthoptera, including species of the superfamily Tetrigoidea, the superfamily Grasshopper, and the superfamily Acridoidea. There are more than 10,000 species in the world, and more than 1,000 species in my country. They are distributed in tropical and temperate grasslands and deserts around the world. Among them, the East Asian migratory locust has the widest distribution range in my country and causes the most serious damage. It is the main migratory locust species causing locust plagues in my country, mainly harming Gramineae plants and is an agricultural pest.

3. What should I do if a grasshopper jumps into my house?

Spray insecticides. You can use carbofuran, malathion crude oil, and levofloxacin for ultra-low-volume spraying on the ground.

2. Catch them, then kill or throw them away. If you have chickens and ducks at home, you can also use them to feed them.

3. Raise chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry at home for prevention and control. Chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry will eat locusts.

Locusts, commonly known as "grasshoppers", belong to the order Orthoptera, including species of the superfamily Tetrigoidea, the superfamily Grasshopper, and the superfamily Acridoidea. There are more than 10,000 species in the world, and more than 1,000 species in my country. They are distributed in tropical and temperate grasslands and deserts around the world. Among them, the East Asian migratory locust has the widest distribution range in my country and causes the most serious damage. It is the main migratory locust species causing locust plagues in my country, mainly harming Gramineae plants and is an agricultural pest.

4. What does it mean if there are suddenly a lot of small locusts in the house?

It doesn't make any sense. It just means the environment is very bad.

There are a lot of small locusts in the house. This may be related to the poor environment inside the house and the large amount of garbage on the ground inside the house. It may also be that there are a lot of weeds outside the house, which attracts a lot of grasshoppers. Grasshoppers are phototactic and tend to run into the house at night. Because the lights are on in the house, the lights attract grasshoppers to run into the house.

5. Why are grasshoppers considered dead relatives?

Grasshoppers are dead relatives. In fact, the scientific view is that this statement is definitely wrong. But science is sometimes not completely right. It cannot explain all phenomena and some explanations are wrong.

Grasshoppers often appear on important days or days of sacrifice. Let's just believe this statement for the time being. It is a kind of remembrance of relatives and friends. There is no harm in it. Don't take it too seriously. No one knows whether it is true or not.

6. Why are there grasshoppers in the house?

If you do not live on the first floor and live on the second floor or above and grasshoppers appear in your home, it is because you have green plants in your home.

Because of the maintenance of green plants, there is nutrient soil in the flowerpot, and there are grasshopper eggs in the soil. The eggs hatch and become grasshoppers. Grasshoppers live by eating the leaves of green plants and gradually grow up. This is why grasshoppers appear in the house.

7. Why are there grasshoppers even though I live upstairs in my home?

1. The house is too humid: Pay attention to the wooden door frames, doors and windows, the bottom and back of cabinets, and relatively cool places where items are placed for a long time to see if they have been soaked by water and caused rot and moisture.

2. Food spoilage: The food may be expired or spoiled, or the rice may be left for too long due to the high indoor temperature.

3. There are many trees near the home, which is suitable for insect reproduction: Because there are too many trees planted in the residential area, they grow lush and tall, which is very suitable for the reproduction and growth of insects.

4. Keeping the lights on until late at night: Insects are attracted to light. If your family members are still awake very late and the lights are on, the insects will be attracted by the light and fly into your home.

8. If there is only one grasshopper at home, will it bite people?

Grasshoppers at home will not bite people.

Most grasshoppers live in bushes and grass. They feed on dew, plants, juice, etc. Sometimes they also eat small insects. But generally speaking, grasshoppers will not bite people unless you put them in front of their mouths and let them bite them. Grasshoppers will turn yellow in autumn and die slowly, so don't worry about grasshoppers. If you find them, just throw them outside.

9. Why are there grasshoppers in the toilet at home?

There are three reasons why grasshoppers may appear in your toilet. One is that if you live in a rural area and have a dry toilet, grasshoppers may run into it because it is surrounded by grass and crops.

The second situation is that you live on the first floor of a city building, surrounded by grass and trees, and when you open the door and don’t notice, the grasshopper runs to the toilet;

The third situation is that you buy something or a family member deliberately brings grasshoppers home and puts them in the toilet.