cricket foods
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Yeah you can offer the dry chow. I suggest microwaving it a bit first in case it is carrying grain mites. They are harmless but a pain to get rid of if they're introduced to your cricket bin. I used to put some in peanut butter jar tops (or similar) which work well as feeding dishes.
kingofnobbys
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That stuff is usually worthless for crickets.
I give it to my mealworms and superworms.
My crickets get the following :
Repcal Adult Beardie Pellets - dry straight from the bottle.
A chunk of raw carrot for moisture and food.
Fresh buk or puk choi.
I give it to my mealworms and superworms.
My crickets get the following :
Repcal Adult Beardie Pellets - dry straight from the bottle.
A chunk of raw carrot for moisture and food.
Fresh buk or puk choi.
This kind of chow is so hit or miss. If it came directly from someone that breeds and sells crickets then it's probably not a bad idea to offer in addition to vegetables. It is definitely possible to make a dry chow that is beneficial for your crickets. That said, there's a ton of types on the market that offer next to nothing nutritionally. It shouldn't harm them, but I can't guarantee it will benefit them either.
kingofnobbys
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Golden rule : feed your bugs rubbish , they become rubbish feeder insects.
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