Culture techniques of centipede

1. The box is made of wood, its size is 55 cm long, 45 cm wide and 30 cm high. The inner wall of the box is affixed with a layer of non-toxic plastic film, and the mouth of the box is equipped with a cover of iron yarn. After the box is made, it is placed in the appropriate position in the room, and the multiple boxes are arranged well. the bottom of the box is filled with multi-layer tiles, and the distance between the tiles is about 1.5 cm. The feet are padded with cement around, usually a stack of 5-6 pieces, so that the space between the tiles can be used for centipedes to inhabit. Before entering the box, the tiles should be washed with water and absorbed enough water to create a humid environment for the centipede. And replace a batch of pre-made new tiles after a certain period of time to keep them moist and clean.

two。 Cylinder maintenance, usually using a ceramic cylinder, choose a ceramic cylinder with a caliber of 50 cm 60 cm and a height of 80 cm 100 cm. Put it in the right place in the room, and put a layer of gravel or tile at the bottom of the cylinder. Cover a layer of 30 cm thick fertile vegetable garden soil, flatten it slightly, stack tiles on the soil surface in a box way, and the uppermost tile is about 20 cm away from the cylinder mouth, which is covered with an iron gauze cover to prevent the centipede from escaping.

3. Pond culture is to build a pond indoors or outdoors, with a brick-cement structure. The environment in the pool should be warm, cool, humid and quiet. Indoor pool generally each pool area of about 2 square meters is suitable, rectangular, pool height of 50 cm to 60 cm, the inner wall with cement without leaving any space, and lined with agricultural film, or with 20 cm wide glass inlaid on the top of the pool. Instead of laying cement at the bottom of the pond, first lay a small piece of soil about 10 centimeters thick, and then stack 5 or 6 layers of tiles on it, leaving a gap of 1.5 centimeters between tiles for centipedes to inhabit and lay eggs and hatch. In cold weather areas, a pit with a depth of 50 to 60 centimeters can be dug outside the inner wall of the pool wall at a certain distance from the wall. The pit is piled with stones, broken bricks and tiles, and creates gaps for centipedes to survive the winter. The pool entrance is tightly covered with iron gauze or plastic gauze.