Yeah, and what's great about that is actually being able to gut-load them with more than just potato.



It's hard to keep crickets long where I live because of ants, but as long as they stay cool and inside they'll live a while and I can make sure they're fed right so they provide the best nutrition for my pets.



I have noticed that with some fruits I haven't had crickets live long, so your post is making me wonder if that had to do with pesticides... I have been having great luck since I started making prepared quantities of food for them and the only veggies I used were baby carrots that were organic AND prewashed. Other greens as well as vitamins, grain, and honey and some other things as well... works for me
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