I have some crickets that are just hatching out, the substrate is now dry. Do I leave it dry or will the other eggs dry out. I tried to pour a litte water but i dont want to drown them.
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I have some crickets that are just hatching out, the substrate is now dry. Do I leave it dry or will the other eggs dry out. I tried to pour a litte water but i dont want to drown them.
Definately mist them with a mister. The way I've had best success is by keeping the baby crix in some sort of substrate (peat moss) for the first week or two of their lives. Keep it moist also by misting it every day. After that, they can handle less humidity better and can be taken out of the substrate. I keep about a third of the bin peat moss, a third open (for food) and a third full of egg crates.
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Tyler Stewart
Las Vegas NV
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