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How to Make The Perfect Cricket Habitat
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The Ideal Cricket Habitat Includes Bedding, Nutrition, and Plenty of TLC. Raising crickets to feed your reptiles and pets is everyone's greatest desire. But knowing what's required for a perfect cricket habitat is a major challenge. The house cricket, or Achetus domesticus, is a hearty little insect. But if you’re interested in raising them to be the healthiest little arthropods you’ve ever seen there’s a number of factors to keep in mind. Healthier crickets make better meals for your pets, and reduce the amount of work you’ll have to do with your colony since there’ll be fewer of them dying. Let’s...
How To Raise Healthy Crickets
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Raising Healthy Crickets Whether you’re raising crickets for yourself or that special scaled someone in your life, there’s quite a bit that goes into the care of these active arthropods. Let’s take a quick look over the whole affair, and see if we can’t get you started on the right path. Their Home Crickets are a bit of an odd creature, when you compare them to mammals. They don’t really need a whole lot, but they do jump and keeping them enclosed can sometimes be a rather large pain. The main thing is to make sure that it’s able to...
Bearded Dragons Love Nutritional Crickets
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Why Your Bearded Dragon Needs Crickets You love your bearded dragon, we all know that. They’re unique looking animals, but they need a proper diet in order to properly grow, shed, and continue to prosper under your care. One of the most common staple insects fed to these wonderful lizards are crickets, as they well should be. They can make the best choice for a number of reasons, but let’s take a look at the actual benefits and you can decide for yourself. A Quick Nutritional Breakdown Since humans are finding themselves eating them these days, the nutritional properties of...
How To Take Care Of A Worm Colony
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The Care and Culture of Composting Worms Stepping into vermicomposting is a fun way to make use of the scraps from your table. Composting worms are the worms generally used for this, and their care is simple as long as you take a few precautions. Culturing worms is easier than you think, so let’s give you a quick rundown on the whole process. The Enclosure You’ll want a couple of pounds of worms to get started, but you can’t just lay them anywhere. That would be pure madness. It would also be quite unhealthy for the worms, so try not to...
STOP! Don't feed your worms these 6 killer foods!
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What Not to Feed Your Composting Worms If you’re interested in raising worms for compost, you’ve probably heard the laundry list of things not to feed to your worms. This can be a bit confusing for those who don’t understand why, after all, won’t they eat just about anything? The truth is that they won’t and that some food scraps simply shouldn’t be added to your composting setup. But Why? The simple answer is that the addition of the wrong things to your worm’s feeding can result in massive die-offs which will both halt your composting and begin to release...