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Please read!quik question i need answered.
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| 06/22/08 03:39pm |
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Message To: Potatoman In reference to Message Id: 1769700 Please read!quik question i need answered.
Quote: last time i tried breeding crickets i got a lot of pinheads but then the next day most were gone and the day after that there were only about a dozen left. I had them in a critter keeper and i think they got puy through the top.
Unless the wall surface of the critter keeper is slick, given their small sizes pinheads can climb better than adults. Next time try using those slick packaging tape and tape around the inside top of your critter keeper. Also don’t leave the adults and pinheads in the same container because the adults will eat the small one. Quote: Anyway i was wondering how to you care for the really new born ones?
Maintain warm temperature. If you leaved them in your room and your room’s temperature is in the 80s F then that should be sufficient. Feed them fresh lettuces or fresh fruits and maybe some dried oatmeal that are grinded up a bit. |
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