Key points of management of breeding scorpions in summer

Summer is the peak season for scorpion activity, in which scorpions molt, grow and mate. Therefore, it is very important to do a good job in the management of scorpions in summer to improve economic benefits.

First, feed high nutritional value feed mixed with corn flour, sugar and bran in lean meat; soak peanuts in clear water and chew them until they are crisp (until they are not sticky); you can also use broken sacks to fill green grass and splash water on them to cultivate grass insects to feed scorpions; mix bran with grass, and the small white worms grown after fermentation are also good fodder for scorpions.

Second, to ensure adequate drinking water is the key to raising scorpions. Soak the corncob in diluted sugar water, shake it out until it is not dripping, put it in the scorpion's nest for the scorpion to suck; dip the corncob in water with a sponge and put it in the scorpion's nest when it is not dripping.

Third, to do a good job in the management of scorpion mating period is to reasonably adjust the ratio of male scorpion to female scorpion. It is more appropriate for male scorpion to account for about 1 beat 3 or slightly less than 1 stroke 2.

Fourth, do a good job in the management of the mother scorpion after giving birth to the mother scorpion, and when the baby scorpion turns black after molting, sweep the baby scorpion from the mother's back with chicken feathers to separate the mother from the mother to avoid the phenomenon that the young eat the mother scorpion.

Fifth, prevent and cure scorpion disease. Scorpions are most likely to get dry blight and black belly disease in summer. Most of these two diseases are caused by eating bad food or drinking unclean water. Therefore, we should pay attention to changing water frequently and be careful not to let rotten food stay in the scorpion's nest when feeding.