CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is it illegal to raise cockroaches? How many years of imprisonment will be imposed? (Is it illegal to raise cockroaches? How many years of imprisonment will be imposed?)

1. Why can’t cockroaches be widely bred?

Because widespread breeding is difficult, the following points must be achieved: First, insulation: Use greenhouse box breeding methods to maintain a temperature environment of 28℃ to 33℃ throughout the year.

Second, water conservation: Water is more important to cockroaches than food. Cockroaches will die if they are deprived of water for two days during the nymph stage. Water should be kept in the tank at all times.

Three-guarantee food: In order to make cockroaches grow quickly, become strong and have strong reproductive capacity, the feed in the trough must not be cut off, especially at night they must be fed well.

Fourth, we must prevent pesticide damage, disease damage, and natural enemies. In short, breeding cockroaches is not an easy task. Therefore, it cannot be widely bred.

2. Does the country encourage the breeding of cockroaches?

In addition to being used to dispose of garbage, cockroaches are sterilized after they die naturally, and then ground into powder after drying at 300 degrees for 3 hours to make livestock feed. It has a higher protein content than ordinary animal protein additives on the market, and is rich in natural antimicrobial peptides, with immune and compound functions, which is of great benefit to broiler farming. It is precisely this cockroach that everyone hates, but the government has taken the initiative to subsidize it.

3. What happens if you feed cockroaches?

Cockroaches can only bring us bacteria, pollution and disasters

Because cockroaches are pests! And they have no use value. Cockroaches have strong reproductive capacity. The key is that we raise animals for a certain purpose, such as having medicinal value or being able to accompany us.

In this case, how could anyone raise cockroaches? It would only harm themselves and the people around them.

4. What level of national protection are cockroaches?

Cockroaches are definitely not nationally protected animals.

Cockroach, also known as yellow cockroach, cockroach, and cockroach, belongs to the phylum Arthropoda, class Insecta, order Blattodea, and is a common medical insect.

Cockroaches are flat, dark brown, and usually medium-sized. They first evolved from sea scorpions, crabs, and other arthropods on the seafloor. They are mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical areas, living outdoors or indoors. They prefer to live in warm, humid places with abundant food and many cracks, hiding during the day and coming out at night.

5. Is it feasible to raise cockroaches?

Not feasible.

Cockroaches refer to insects belonging to the order Blattaria (scientific name), belonging to the phylum Arthropoda, class Insecta, order Blattaria, commonly known as cockroaches, and are common medical insects. Cockroaches are flat, dark brown, and usually medium-sized. They have small and movable heads. Their antennae are long and filamentous, and their compound eyes are well developed. Their wings are flat, with the forewings being elytra and the hindwings being membranous. The forewings and hindwings are basically the same size, covering the back of the abdomen; some species are wingless. They are not good at flying, but can run fast. They undergo incomplete metamorphosis. They lay eggs in egg sheaths. There are about 6,000 species, mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical areas, living outdoors or indoors.

6. Is it a sin to release cockroaches?

There is no sin, cockroaches are also lives, but cockroaches are pests. So should we carefully consider releasing them?

7. Is it legal to breed cockroaches?

legitimate.

Cockroaches are raised to eat garbage. It is reported that 300 million cockroaches can eat 15 tons of food waste every day, creating a new model for domestic garbage disposal.

The piles of food waste in the warehouse are first transported to the conveyor belt by the staff's homemade pulping machine, crushed and beaten into pulp, and then transported along the conveying pipeline to the large cockroach breeding room next door. The breeding room is a fully enclosed environment, and through the glass, you can see densely packed cockroaches eating the crushed food waste.