Being a first time owner, one of my biggest concerns is hydration. I want to make sure my new sling doesn't get dehydrated, but I am worried about putting in a water dish and oversaturating the substrate. I decided to make sure my crickets were well saturated with water by giving them oranges to ensure she got the water she needed. I bought "USDA Organic" oranges to avoid pesticides. When I got home, I researched what "USDA Organic" meant... and was rather upset to find out it is just a marketing term. Organic foods of any quality may still have harsh, chemical pesticides in them. Feed them to the crickets, they pass it to the spider. This can lead to a poor end for my new pet as it builds up over time Should I just get the cricket water crystals from petsmart? Or is there another way to hydrate my crickets I have overlooked?
Thanks,
Phil
Thanks,
Phil