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cricket breeding....Moderator: BioTeam
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That'll work, althoug I don't quite understand some of the elements.
If you run into trouble... I've got mine on a sandy substrate that works for egg-laying, under lights timed to be on 12 hours a day (they have a large piece of driftwood to hide under). I feed them flake fish food, which they do well on. My colonie has been going strong for about a year now, but crashed for no apparent reason about a year ago.
OK ty got the tip.
Replace the substrate with sand and for the lights too. I have never successfully maintained a culture. Darby you have any idea as to what kinda experimentation can be done with these crickets. Anyone from Flinders?
Keep it basic and something that can be done on groups. I raise mine as food for various animals, and haven't done research on crickets since grad school (it was digestive enzyme assays, and I basrely remember any of it).
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