You all know how handy I found the plastic canvas (pc) for covering soil in pots - well, I am also using it in my cricket homes! I began by using it for small silkies b/c the frass falls right thru and then I thought - cricket poop! I tried this a few weeks ago and it is working like a charm. I use glass tanks for my crix as I find it easier to deal with than the plastic containers, which always have hills and valleys in the bottom. I put down several layers of pc to fit right up against the corners. You can buy it in larger sheets (11x17 - or there about) so you can cut it to completely cover the bottom with just one piece. I put about three layers beneath the final large one. All their poop falls through - all of it! It stays off their food, out of their cardboard villas and townhouses and even off their tiny little feet!
I think I was having an allergic reaction to either their frass or shed skin not sure which but every time I cleaned out a tank I had a reaction (got to the point I was wearing a little mask anytime I dealt with them!) - so I tried this. Now I don't feel as pressured to switch Luna off them and on to silkies as this solution has worked great!
I don't know how well it would work in the plastic containers b/c the crickets will find a way underneath - and I find that they often don’t find their way back out - so it sort of defeats the purpose. However, if you could secure it so it is flush to the sides it should work.
Now, did that all make sense??? Raf - any comments? Or will you just wait until I embarrass myself with some non-genius event? LOL!
lele - the genius 
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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 green anoles Jaida & Jetta
0.1 brown anole - Jamaica
0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta



. I will how ever keep reading your posts because i know one day with all that time you have on your hands you will come up with an idea that will pay off for the herp world.