StreetMoggy
Hatchling Member
Hi guys, so recently I had a mold issue with my crickets.
Personally I already think crickets are freaking nasty, but I keep them for my beardie and cham. I feed a variety to my reptiles, butter worms, horn worms, silkworms, and crickets, so under 100 crickets can last me a few weeks.
I keep my crickets in a small 2-3L tuber wear, and I thought of doing this: instead of keeping the lid on, with tiny holes poked in them, I've taken some shelf liner, and secured it around the top with a rubber band!
Ta Da! no moisture issues! I then put the whole thing inside a shoe box, since the rubber band isn't completely sealing the container, the shoe box will keep any hoppers that escape.
Tidy and small.
I've seen some awesome set up's with giant storage containers, but I'm just not into keeping that many. Hope this will help someone!
Personally I already think crickets are freaking nasty, but I keep them for my beardie and cham. I feed a variety to my reptiles, butter worms, horn worms, silkworms, and crickets, so under 100 crickets can last me a few weeks.
I keep my crickets in a small 2-3L tuber wear, and I thought of doing this: instead of keeping the lid on, with tiny holes poked in them, I've taken some shelf liner, and secured it around the top with a rubber band!
Ta Da! no moisture issues! I then put the whole thing inside a shoe box, since the rubber band isn't completely sealing the container, the shoe box will keep any hoppers that escape.
Tidy and small.
I've seen some awesome set up's with giant storage containers, but I'm just not into keeping that many. Hope this will help someone!
