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The density of centipede breeding

The breeding density of centipedes can be determined according to the season and breeding area. Generally: 1000-1200 one-year-old centipedes (3-4 cm) per square meter; 750-800 two-year-old centipedes (6-7 cm) per square meter; 600-650 three-year-old centipedes (9-10 cm); 400-500 four-year-old centipedes (12-13 cm) and adult centipedes. During hibernation, the density can be higher, and 700-800 adult centipedes can be raised per square meter. In the breeding season, it is convenient for female centipedes to lay eggs and hatch eggs. There is a relatively quiet and spacious place, and the breeding density can be appropriately reduced. I am learning Zhang Chongzhou's centipede breeding technology, which is explained in detail above. I hope it will be useful to you.

How to manage centipedes during their egg-laying period, and why centipedes eat their own eggs

During the egg-incubation period, maintain the humidity of the environment, do not disturb or disturb the centipede, and avoid large movements. If the centipede is frightened, it will eat its own eggs.