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RE: Crickets in a dish or free fed?

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Posted by: lisa_cristin at Thu Jul 1 08:33:08 2004   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lisa_cristin ]  
   

If your gecko will eat them out of the dish, go with the dish. Crickets are discusting pests. They will hide in whatever they can. Also if you leave the uneaten crickets in the tank after your gecko is full they will even nip at your gecko, causing alot of unneeded stress. Problem is most of the crickets will not stay in a dish that your gecko can get into.
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