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I was interested in breeding my own crickets. If anyone has any information or links they could pass along I would appreciate it.

Jim

there is an acticle on chameleonnews.com on breeding crickets. i just started last week.

dennis

Jim-

Dennis posted a good link for info on breeding crickets. I have been breeding my own cricket supply for some time now. You don't realize how much you spend on food until you breed your own and see the savings. On top of that I get much healthier crickets and no DOA's. I have 1000's of crickets of different sizes and my weekly losses are in the single digits. Give it a try, it may take some time to get the routine down, but when you do, you will have more then you know what to do with. Hope this helps!
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John W. Lucas

CHAMELEON PARADISE

CHAMELEONS ONLINE E-ZINE AUTHOR

Feeding Baby Chameleons
Caging Baby Chameleons

F. pardalis

Ambilobe Locale
Nosy Be Locale
Sambava Locale

Rhampholeon uluguruensis

Eggs Incubating-

F. pardalis - Ambilobe Locale

got SILKWORMS!

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Here's another link to breeding crickets.

Raf
http://www.wormman.com/raisingcrickets.htm

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Raf

1.2 Jacksons
0.1 Adult Sulcatta (I bought it from Victor at Kobey's in SD)
0.2 Baby Sulcattas
1.0 Home's Hingeback Tortoise (From Victor as well)
1.2 Red ear slider babies
1.0 Red Siberian Husky
0.1 Black Lab
0.1 English Bulldog
0.1 Blue Merle Great Dane
Saltwater Fish and Inverts too

Thanks for all the responses