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breeding crickets

maxxdout

Juvenile Dragon
3 Year Member
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Lol :)....you tube is great. I just have a Rubbermaid tub, about 15 egg crate flats and a large heating pad at the moment. They eat whats leftover from my beardies salads, some roach chow (I ordered it), and some Apple and potato chunks. They're pretty easy so far. I like that they're not killing each other or dying off. Haven't found but a couple dead ones.
 

hey where's Perry

Bearded Dragon Egg
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24
But what if a cockroach got loose in your house?.
Wouldn't that be like getting an infestation of cockroaches?
What is the financial benefits?
 

hey where's Perry

Bearded Dragon Egg
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My husband says thst if he were getting bit by the crickets it would hurt and Perry would wake up. I don't believe him he thinks he knows everything and he never did anything to research bearded when Santa brought him.
Perry is now 13 inches and someone at petco told him he we only need to feed him like 10 crickets a day. I also give Perry greens every day which he also eats. When I feed him he gets like 30 crickets a day split into 2 meals. He would probably eat more if I gave him more.
 

maxxdout

Juvenile Dragon
3 Year Member
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The dubias, if loose, wouldn't do much. Hide until they died essentially. They can't breed and infest in normal house climates. Which is the awesome thing about them!
 

maxxdout

Juvenile Dragon
3 Year Member
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They're great in every way....except that it's still a bug lol but I'm the one who decided to get multiple animals that require them. :)
 
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