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Old 01-17-05, 09:58 PM   #31
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Actually, not very many of them died off. Only about 300 out of the 5 containers I had them in. I think the smell was literally them, if not the large abundance of cricket feces. After only a couple of weeks, I couldn't take it anymore and started giving them away to local pet and pet supply stores.

I now just stick to buying by the dozens.
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Old 01-18-05, 04:58 PM   #32
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HEY i wuld just buy alot of crixets and feed them and hope they bread lol just my thoughts

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Old 01-18-05, 05:12 PM   #33
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my opinion is if you have baby bearded dragons, chameleons and leopard gecko its best to breed crickets instead of buying. If you only have 2-3 adult geckos or bearded dragons its pointless to breed your own crickets. Most crickets die at a very young age. I have touble getting them to grow up to a medium without losing half population of crickets. It takes a lot of time and effort

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