How to raise Kowloon worms

Nine Dragons Worm is a kind of insect that can be used medicinally, also called foreign insect. Many people will raise Nine Dragons Worm for viewing. So how do you raise the Nine Dragons Bug?

1. How to raise the Nine Dragons Worm?

The whole growth and reproduction process of Jiulong insect has four stages: egg stage (3-4 days), larva stage (25-30 days), pupa stage (4-7 days) and adult stage (50-60 days), belonging to complete metamorphosis insect. The whole life cycle of the insect is about 100-130 days. To keep them breeding at this rate all year round, he humidifies and warms the farm to keep the temperature around 30 degrees Celsius.

However, for beginners, the market for Jiulong worms is still chaotic. In 2009, the price of Jiulong worms was more than 1 yuan per worm, while the retail price of Jiulong worms today is 2 cents per worm. The main reason for the large price gap was the proliferation of fake nine dragons, which greatly affected the original market. Since the Nine Dragon Worms were fed with precious Chinese medicinal herbs, if the price was very low, most of them were fake insects.

Insects have a preference for feed, like to eat sweet food, jujube is its favorite to eat, followed by fresh orange peel (can greatly supplement the water of Jiulong insects, not afraid of being dried to death), can also be fed Ganoderma lucidum tablets, ginseng, Euonymus, safflower, lotus seeds, walnuts, wolfberry and so on.

Feeds fed by breeders, except red dates and fresh orange peel, can be fed in small quantities. However, the number of breeding is small, and it doesn't cost much, but it can be more convenient to watch the whole process of foreign insects from eggs to larvae to pupae, finally to adults, and then to mating and laying eggs. It is very worthwhile.

Raising a small number of foreign insects for enjoyment, you do not need to use wooden plates or plastic boxes, you can use clean glass bottles, bottle caps with gauze or plastic yarn, with a line tied firmly on the line, ventilation is not a problem, and glass bottle transparency is good, easy to observe and enjoy.

Feeding this small thing, it is best to use a small transparent glass bottle, stuffed with cotton, fed with red dates, coix seeds, peanuts and other food. Foreign insects are afraid of cold and must be kept warm. They are kept in their arms during the day and put into bed at night. They are as careless as their ancestors.

Therefore, people who have fed foreign worms know that this is not as smooth as feeding silkworms. Most of them will be fed to death one by one within a few days. Once the foreign bug died, it would naturally be discarded as waste.

Habits: Adults most like to eat Ganoderma lucidum, dried yam tablets, sugary dates, orange peel or grapefruit peel with moisture, red lotus seeds. Larvae like red lotus seeds most and adults also like orange peel with moisture, such as careful observation, every red lotus seed and every orange peel will have some small larvae.

II. Pharmacological effects of Jiulong worm

The insect may contain fat-soluble components for activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, which can significantly prolong coagulation time. Insect body contains a large number of unsaturated fatty acids palmitic acid, linoleic acid, oleic acid. Unsaturated fatty acids have been widely used in clinical practice, especially in skin care and beauty, hyperlipidemia and malignant tumors. Linoleic acid, an essential fatty acid for human body, is an essential prerequisite for synthesizing prostaglandin, which can be converted into prostaglandin. Prostaglandins are hormone-like substances. Very small amounts of prostaglandin can produce obvious physiological activity, which can regulate human blood pressure and promote metabolism.

It was recorded in ancient books of our country and later introduced into Japan. It was widely enjoyed by the upper class of Japanese royal aristocrats and was honored as "immortal worms" and "longevity health worms", which were introduced into Germany after World War II. The insect and its feed formula were introduced into China by Japanese royal family in late 2003.

The insect is named for its rich anti-cancer and anti-cancer substances-antibacterial peptides, exogenous lectins and immune proteins, and most of the ten rare Chinese herbal medicines fed have anti-cancer and anti-cancer effects.

Jiulong worm is a very effective anti-aging longevity worm, I hope the above content can help you better understand how to feed Jiulong worm.