CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is the use of raising spiders? (Is there any use of raising spiders?)

1. What are the benefits of spiders?

Spiders are both beneficial and harmful to humans, but in terms of their contribution, they are mainly beneficial insects. In farmland, spiders prey on mostly pests of crops. At the same time, many traditional Chinese medicines have records of using spiders as medicine. Therefore, protecting and utilizing spiders is of great significance. In particular, protecting rice field spiders has three major benefits:

First, it effectively stabilizes the balance of biological populations;

Second, it reduces the chemical pesticide residues in rice, ensuring the safety of humans and animals; third, it reduces production costs, which can increase production and income. Therefore, in the prevention and control of crop diseases and insect pests, it is recommended to use high-efficiency and low-toxic pesticides, carry out biological control, and protect natural enemies.

2. What are the benefits of feeding birds with three-door spiders?

The benefit of feeding birds with three-door spiders is that they can relieve internal heat. First of all, I have heard this from my seniors, but I have not tried it myself. If a bird is suffering from internal heat and is about to die, such as swollen chin and feet, or frizzy hair, feeding it two or three spiders will immediately tighten its hair and get better, thus saving its life. This is the benefit of feeding birds with three-door spiders.

3. What are the benefits of raising spiders artificially?

There are many benefits to raising spiders artificially. They are low-cost, have high nutritional value, and have medicinal value.

4. Why do people keep spiders as pets?

First of all, spiders don't need to be fed frequently, so it doesn't take much energy. Secondly, it's cleaner to keep spiders, and they eat mosquitoes and flies. Of course, there's also the influence of novels.

5. What are the benefits of having spiders as pets?

1. It's just an alternative pet. To be honest, there is no benefit in it.

2. It can be used to build up courage. Many people raise spiders not because they like them, but because they want to be different and appear brave.

3. Spiders are brainless creatures. No matter how long you keep them, they will not recognize you and will not interact with you. There is no difference between your hand and a stranger's hand. You will bite them when you should and kick their hair when you should.

4. It is not recommended to keep spiders if you don’t like them. If you like these small animals, you can keep some more docile species. It is not recommended to keep spiders with highly poisonous properties.

6. What is the meaning of raising spiders?

The meaning of raising spiders

As the saying goes, "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." In folklore, spiders are also called "happy children," which are a good omen for happiness and wealth. The spider's appearance is very similar to the Chinese character "喜," so people regard it as a sign of good luck. The spider is an animal that predicts good things. When it slides down a spider silk thread on its web, it means "good luck from heaven."

7. Can raising spiders loosen the bark?

Keeping spiders can relax the bark.

Tree-dwelling spiders do not need to be kept in bark. It is actually quite simple to keep spiders. Different species have different environments:

Ground dwelling: Put coconut soil in a container, not too big, and then add a few drops of water according to the humidity that the spider likes. Some varieties require a basin of water, such as roses.

8. What are artificially bred spiders used for?

The ultimate goal of artificially breeding spiders is to process and utilize them. It is a way to expand domestic and foreign consumer markets and enrich people's growing living standards. In this way, spiders can be added value in processing and utilization. At the same time, spiders can be deeply processed through high-tech means to produce new products with high added value, thereby improving the competitiveness and economic benefits of spiders in the market.

In addition to processing a large number of commercial spiders, spiders from breeding groups should also be selected. Generally, spiders with low reproductive rates and those that are old, weak, sick, or disabled should be processed in a timely manner. The following aspects should be considered:

First, male spiders with poor breeding ability, too many male spiders in the spider group, or male spiders that are cruel and love to bite and fight should be eliminated for processing. This can ensure the quality of male spiders and improve the reproduction rate and survival rate of spiderlings.

Second, male and female spiders that have been raised for a long time and have aged, generally referring to the spiders that have been used for 3 to 5 years, their reproductive function has declined, manifested as low fertilization rate, many empty uteruses, decreased reproduction rate, etc., as well as the low survival rate and slow growth rate of the offspring spiders they produce. These should be eliminated for processing.

Third, inbred spiders not only have poor reproductive capacity and produce few offspring, but they also often lay egg sacs with a low hatching rate, or deformed spiders are found. These should also be eliminated for processing.

Fourth, sick spiders that cannot be cured, disabled spiders with damaged bodies or limbs, and weak adult and young spiders should be processed in a timely manner to improve the economic benefits of processing.

Fifth, although some female spiders are young and strong and are at the peak of their reproductive period, if they produce few offspring, they should be eliminated in time for processing.