The process of culturing brown earwigs (Proreus simulans Stallen).

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------31 / 07 / 2569------(OCR)OCR10KL1. The process of culturing brown earwigs (Proreus simulans Tallen) consists of the following steps: Step 1: Pairing brown earwigs (P. simulans) in boxes at a male-to-female ratio of 1:

1. A special feature is that mating uses one male and one female in one box. Place one foil cup of finely ground cat food per box, containing 0.25 grams of cat food per cup. Add 3-4 coconut leaves, overlapping them. Place water-soaked cotton in a corner of the box, opposite the position of the food cup, at a temperature... Temperature 25 ± 5 degrees Celsius and humidity 70 ± 10 percent. Step 2: Egg laying of brown earwigs. After mating for 7-14 days, brown earwigs will begin laying eggs. Do not disturb or separate the females from the egg clusters. Place finely ground cat food in foil cups, 1 cup per food container, with 0.25 grams of cat food per cup. Change the food cups every 4 days. Do not change the coconut leaves, do not change or add water to the cotton. Males can be taken to mate with other females. Step 3: Rearing the larvae. Raise them together in a plastic box, placing 18-20 coconut leaves stacked on top of each other, with 0.25 grams of cat food per cup.25 grams per cup, 2 cups per box. Place damp cotton wool in the corner of the box, opposite the food cup position. Cover with another layer of paper towel and close the plastic box lid. Change the box containing the cat food, coconut leaves, and cotton wool every 7 days. Step 4: Change or move the box of brown earwigs every 7 days. Place a new set of 18-20 coconut leaves stacked at the bottom, then place the old stacked coconut leaves on top. Use tweezers to transfer the brown earwigs from the box to the new box and begin separating the coconut leaves... Stack the old coconut leaves and gently transfer the earwigs clinging to the new coconut leaves below. Change the coconut leaf food container and cotton wool every 7 days or when you see mold on the food, dirty or discolored cotton wool, and wilted coconut leaves. The rearing process takes 40-45 days or until the brown earwigs reach adulthood. Then, mate them according to step 1. ------------------25 / 04 / 2568------(OCR)OCR09WP1. The rearing process of brown earwigs (Proreussimulans Tallen) consists of the following steps: Step 1: Adding brown earwigs (p.Step 1: Brown earwigs are paired and placed in boxes at a male-to-female ratio of 1:

1. A special characteristic of this process is that, for mating, one male and one female are used in one box. Finely ground cat food is placed in a foil cup (0.25 grams per cup) per box. 3-4 coconut leaves are placed overlapping. Cotton wool soaked in water is placed in a corner of the box, opposite the food cup. The temperature should be 25°C (±5%) and the humidity 70% (±10%). Step 2: Egg laying by brown earwigs. After mating for 7-14 days, the brown earwigs begin laying eggs. A special characteristic is that the females are not disturbed or separated from the egg cluster. Finely ground cat food is placed in a foil cup (0.25 grams per cup) per box. The food cup should be changed every 4 days. The coconut leaves and cotton wool should not be changed or refilled. Males can be used to mate with other females. Step 3: Rearing the larvae. These are raised together in a plastic box. A special characteristic is that 18-20 coconut leaves are placed overlapping, and cat food is added in the amount of...25 grams per cup, 2 cups per box. Place damp cotton wool in the corner of the box, opposite the food cup position. Cover with another layer of paper towel and close the plastic box lid. Change the box containing the cat food, coconut leaves, and cotton wool every 7 days. Step 4: Change or move the box of brown earwigs. Every 7 days, place 18-20 new coconut leaves stacked at the bottom, then place the old stacked leaves on top. Use tweezers to transfer the brown earwigs from the box to the new box. Begin separating the stacked leaves and gently transfer any earwigs clinging to the old leaves to the new leaves below. Change the cat food, coconut leaves, and cotton wool every 7 days or when you see mold growing on the food, the cotton wool is dirty and black, and the coconut leaves are wilted. The rearing process takes 40-45 days or until the brown earwigs reach adulthood. Then, proceed to the next step for mating.