The test were designed to study biological characters of Haemaphysalis concinna under laboratory conditions. The life history of H. concinna was observed firstly in two groups according to hosts. Rabbits were taken as the host in experimental group, the completion of engorgement to next generation was (120.6±14.5) d. The prefeeding, feeding, premolting and molting periods of larva were (7.1±0.9), (5.6±1.1), (11.8±2.0) and (12.5±1.6) d respectively, and those of nymph were (5.9±1.1), (3.9±0.6), (9.8±2.3) and (12.3±0.4) d, the prefeeding, feeding, preoviposition, oviposition and death periods of adult were (7.6±1.2), (4.9±0.6), (9.2±1.7), (16.0±3.2) and (5.8±0.5) d respectively, and the incubation period were (24.2±0.9) d. In control group, the rabbit, dog and cattle respectively were taken as the host of larva, nymph and adult, and the completion of engorgement to next generation was (130.2±12.8) d. The prefeeding, feeding, premolting and molting periods of larva were (7.1±1.2), (5.8±0.8), (12.1±2.5) and (12.3±1.7) d respectively, and those of nymph were (6.2±0.7), (4.6±0.3), (12.4±2.1) and (12.9±0.3)d, the prefeeding, feeding, preoviposition, oviposition and death periods of adult were (7.6±1.1), (6.1±0.4), (10.7±0.8), (15.7±2.4) and (8.1±0.7) d respectively, and the incubation period were (23.3±1.6) d. The engorged weight of larva and nymph ticks were different from those of the control group (P<0.05), the weight of engorged female adult was extremely different from that of the control group(P<0.01). There was a highly significant correlation between the engorgement body weight of female and the number of egg product r=0.912(P<0.01). The reproductive efficiency index (RE1) and reproductive fitness index(RFI)in female of the experimental group was 10.48 and 6.82 respectively,and it was different from that of the control group(P<0.05). These results indicated that rabbit was the suitable host for this tick.