JeromeTabuzo
Arachnobaron
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- May 18, 2013
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Does anyone notice that after the eggs of their crickets hatch , the pinheads disappearing slowly?
Well here's how to solve!
Get a container remove all the adult crickets then add lots of newspaper , put a tape around the container to slip them off , place DRY cocopeat as substrate then dump fish pellets and flakes , a water bowl with cotton to avoid drowning, then keep refilling the food and place leafy vegetables.
Then watch as they all grow to adults , No more dying pinheads!
The key here is that , more hides,protein diet , moisture will avoid them from eating each other or dying of hunger or being infested by fruit flies.
I learned this while culturing my Blatta Lateralis! I tried it worked !
Well here's how to solve!
Get a container remove all the adult crickets then add lots of newspaper , put a tape around the container to slip them off , place DRY cocopeat as substrate then dump fish pellets and flakes , a water bowl with cotton to avoid drowning, then keep refilling the food and place leafy vegetables.
Then watch as they all grow to adults , No more dying pinheads!
The key here is that , more hides,protein diet , moisture will avoid them from eating each other or dying of hunger or being infested by fruit flies.
I learned this while culturing my Blatta Lateralis! I tried it worked !