Crickets do not recognize their owners. Crickets are insects, that is, crickets. Insects do not have as developed brains as warm-blooded animals, and their behavior is basically driven by their own instincts. They also have no emotions, so they will not recognize their master. But their senses are still very well developed. After spending time with their owners for a long time, they can feel the presence of their owners, adapt to their lives with their owners, and no longer become aggressive towards their owners.

Notes on raising crickets

1. The ambient temperature should be appropriate, preferably around 25 degrees, and the humidity should also be appropriate. When the air is too dry Spray water to increase humidity.

2. Ensure lighting. If the sun is insufficient, lights can be used instead.

3. Keep away from salt, oil and other condiments, as well as items with strong odors such as perfume.

4. If you need to fight crickets, in terms of feeding, in addition to common foods such as rice, fruits and vegetables, you also need to feed some small insects to supplement their nutrition.