babies..

[im faster]

so.. i saw some crickets laying eggs...

now i have 50 ish tiny pinheads hoping around

 

[acpart]

Most of them may not survive because they dehydrate easily. If you want to grow them, provide bedding and a moisture source that they won't drown in. IF not, just wait awhile and most if them will die.

Aliza

 

[thegeckoguy23]

congrats?

 

[im faster]

haha.. ive just never had it happen.. im not excited about it..

lol

 

[Tig]

LOL awesome. But yeah they dehydrate easily, and they also suffocate eachother by hopping on eachother.

 

[thegeckoguy23]

SO ITS A BAD THING?

 

[im faster]

they seem to be living fine.. i mist the tank once a day.. they seem to be doing fine.. keep some greens in there for them to eat.. i figure they leos may snack on them

 

[ZooKeeperKarin]

Adult crickets will eat them before anything else does. But, if you want to keep them, I use cotton pads (the makeup remover pads sold with the cottonballs) soaked with water for moisture and feed them tropical fish food flakes, nice and high in protein.