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That's admirable Mike

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Posted by: dekaybrown at Thu Jan 24 01:29:27 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by dekaybrown ]  
   

And I can understand your motivation for keeping close tabs on them.

I'm sure it will be a challenge when I have bunches of wee sprouts to keep an eye on myself.

Also a bit unrealistic to try and have slews of monster cages around for temporary housing too.

on this subject of crickets, I can understand them being a nuisance, but can they really chew into that leathery skin??

Or is it more a case of crickets walking on their ear drums and nostrils?

Reason I ask is apparently I'm breeding crickets and didn't even know it, there is always little ones running around in my enclosure, and I have not fed crickets at all in many months.


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Wayne A. Harvey
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