Hello everyone, I am mo shou today to talk about the Chinese big flat spade! The Chinese large flat spade is a Coleoptera insect!
Is china's most common spade nails, allowing domestic insect lovers to raise, easy to raise, novice shovel nails are the first choice for entry, the life cycle is relatively long generally 1 to 2 years! The larvae can be fed with fermented wood chips, and artificially can also be fed with fruits and honey with low sugar and low moisture! The Chinese large flat spade is divided into males and females in feeding the insect body his individual size is also different! Generally, males are 27 to 94 mm, and females are 25 to 41 mm. Body color is dark brown to black. The male of this species has a serrated dentition between the large inner teeth of the large inner teeth and the anterior end of the large jaw.
This species is more commonly distributed, and it is distributed in most parts of China, North Korea, south Korea. Living in flat to low-altitude mountainous areas, adult insects are commonly seen in groups to suck sap or ripe fruit and feed on it.
It lives in the mountains from flat land to 1300 meters above sea level, and is also distributed on Green Island. They are phototropic, easy to spot at night or under early morning street lights, and sometimes meet two males fighting each other in trees, lifting each other to the ground, but rarely causing serious casualties. The winning one conveniently crosses the tail with the female, and after the tailing, the male "poof" flies away and continues to live its single life.
Be patient with artificial farming!!!
Males should be raised separately, put some branches and bark, especially on the ground, because it falls on the smooth ground and cannot fall over, and it will die of exhaustion. The large teeth are all male, and the female teeth are only a little. Feed fruits with a lot of sugar and little moisture, such as bananas. Or food such as honey!
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