Crickets generally feed on fresh fruits and vegetables. You can also feed them coarse grains and fiber such as wheat bran, rice husk and straw. You can also mix food in proportion to make a homemade nutritious meal for crickets. When raising crickets, you should also pay attention to temperature and humidity. It is best to maintain the temperature at around 25°C and the humidity at 75-80%. Do not allow water to accumulate in the cage to avoid death of the crickets.

Notes on raising crickets:

1. Crickets are nocturnal animals and do not like light, so 3-4 hours of light a day is sufficient. It is best to keep the temperature of the breeding box at 20℃ to 25℃. At temperatures below 10°C, crickets will appear eastward.

2. Crickets are omnivores and can be fed grass, vegetables, ants, etc., or they can be mixed with protein powder, glucose, honey, etc. to make thin food.

3. Crickets like silence, and external sounds can easily stimulate them, so it is best to place the breeding box in a quiet place. If you are raising multiple crickets, you must pay attention to the density of the breeding box to avoid a situation where the crickets fight if the density is too high.