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Posted by leopard_man on February 02, 2003 at 23:13:44:
In Reply to: Re: Keith... posted by genious_gr on February 01, 2003 at 16:10:38:
::Hi...I just wanted you to know that all your effots in posting such great info was very appreciated. I just happened to see this forum today and checked it out.
::Wow, I had no idea that crix were so easy to breed. I'm going to give it a try...my Bearded Dragon eats tons and my Tarantula eats them too.
::I've been paying $10 for 200 every week. They are aldults with some smaller guys in there too. I keep them on a soil substrate...do you think if I put a nice container in there with all of them that they might lay eggs for me? Thanks Patti
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:I don't think soil is a good idea, and it should by no way be wet as crickets dont like humidity.
Yes, it is true that crickets do not like humidity. So in your case I would use a differet substrate such as oatmeal or something and just add a small dish of soil in with them to lay eggs in, this dish has to be moist though. The crickets will probably make a mess of this soil though and soon there will be soil mixed in with the oatmeal but this isn't a big concern. Overall I believe if you do add a dish off moist soil it should be littered with eggs within 2 days. I hope you do go forward with this because you can feed a lot more to your bearded dragon ad taratula ;). Just follow these steps I have posted and you should have baby crix. Any more questions I will be more than happy to answer, Keith
P.S.- Thanks for recognizing my efforts i this chatroom, I am always free to answer any questions you have.