No.: PET6033
English name: centipede
National origin: China
Epidemics: green fungi, hussil,
Life: An overview of herring varieties for about six years
The aridium (centipede) is a terrestrial arthropod which is generally found in rural areas and tends to be humid and grey, often in humid walls, under bricks, under rotten leaves, in dilapidated humid houses. Usually in summer.
It is toxic gland to the venom, and is itself medically available. The main producers are Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hubei, Hunan, Shaanxi, Henan and Guangxi. After the bite, the poison glands were disposed of with a large amount of venom and the venom glands were injected into the victim ' s skin, usually lasting between 1.5 and 34 mm.
Chinese literary name:
Chinese aliases: Tiny Dragon, Peak, Peaches
English name: centipede
Latin name: Scolopendra subspinipes
Subject: Artificial limbs
Area: Animal
Door: arthropod door
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Section: Corinthians
Distribution: mainly rain forests (and several desert acreage) Capricorn Characteristics
It is a common toxic arthropod that, after its bite, is exposed to a large amount of venom, which is poisoned by the injection of the venom into the biter ' s skin of the venom, and is not strong and lethal. As a female and male heterogeneity, it is important that female and male identification be a reasonable combination of female and male rearing, that expenditure on raising herring be reduced and that fertility rates be increased.
Acupuncture is made of the feet, sharp, acoustic, toxic glands, commonly known as tusks, teeth claws or poisonous limbs, etc., and discharges poison juice. The pharmacist is a large lip-footed multi-footed animal, with only 21 pairs of feet and 1 pair of feet; the "money-string" is a close relative, with only 15 pairs of feet and 1 pair of feet; and the "skick" is only 15 pairs of steps. And there's a couple of calf steps, 35-45, up to 191.
The identification of females and males is complex and requires an integrated analysis of the head, shape, and quality. The head is flat and larger, the back plate of section 21 is more round, larger and wider, the abdomen are thick and soft, and the reproductive area is not exposed to female genital limbs with hands; the head is elliptical, the backboard of section 21 is slightly flat, the tipping, smaller and narrow, thinner, hard, and the reproductive section of the tail is male to degraded reproductive limbs. Living environment of thorium
Because of the considerable value of the platinum, it has been growing over the years and is found in night animals. In remote rural areas, it is usually preferred to live in the dark corners of the wet. It's hibernation. Temperatures are below 15°C in autumn and winter each year, i.e., in the sun and in the wind, 10-15 cm below stone.
Artificial larvae are often provided by boxing, cisterns, ponds, etc. The beverages are based on the use of summer light beetles, and the larvae and earthworm feeding should be separated from the mother in a timely manner. The temperature must not be less than 0°C in winter to keep warm and humid.
The thorium has to be bred, and the thorium pool has to be built for its survival. When establishing a pool, the farm pool is to be built in a place of ventilation, easy drainage, dampness and isolation. They can be built indoors or outdoors. They are made of bricks or stones, etc., and are covered with concrete, 80 centimetres above the pool, and the size of the farm pool is generally appropriate in 5-10 square metres. A smooth, undamaged plastic film on the inside side of the mouth of the pool, or a circle of 15 centimetres wide with glass and a straight angle of the wall. One millimetre ploughing in about 50. Not more than 100. I don't know.
The platinum breeds in the form of eggs. After three years of general maturity, normally incendiary reproduction occurs in the months of 5-September each year, and the female is able to mate for a continuous period of 3-5 years. The life expectancy of thorium is only six years. It's been skinned a few times in its life. After successful mating, eggs are usually laid in 40 days, and females produce fertilized eggs on their backs in order to hatch in time. Each female has an ovulation of 2 to 3 hours at a time, and 30 to 60 eggs at a time. I don't know.
It is not very demanding in its diet, but it has always been fascinated by meat, typical predators, with a wide range of food, mostly insects in winter, and a small amount of grass and moss buds in early spring when food is scarce.
Home-breeding can consider feeding insects such as yellow powder, cricket, gold turtles, termites, sorghum, dragonflies, spiders, flies, bees and their eggs, herrings, larvae, larvae, snails and the flesh, internal organs, blood, cartilage, etc., as well as fruit peels, potatoes, carrots, vegetables, milk, bread, etc.
However, pre-natal feeding needs to be enhanced, as it is not fed during incubation, does not drink water, is sustained by the consumption of its own nutritional activities, and before spawning, there is a high level of mother-to-child feeding habit, which should be increased and attention should be paid to regulating food varieties in order to increase pre-cubation nutrition.