Perhaps if you crush their mandibles with the tongs before you feed them so they can't bite? I do this when I feed superworms since they're been known to give a bite once in awhile.
Perhaps if you crush their mandibles with the tongs before you feed them so they can't bite? I do this when I feed superworms since they're been known to give a bite once in awhile.
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I heard about those cricket in my reptile magzine yea those crazy reds are illegal
Ceratophyrs and African Bullfrog Keeper For Life
Hey everyone! my local pet store told me they had gryllus assimilis and when I saw them I immediately identified them as the crazy reds. I went to another local pet store and they told me they had Gryllus assimilis and they were also unmistakeably crazy reds. One thing I do not like is liars and false advertisement.
Crazy reds are not illegal in CA, but are illegal everywhere else.
so I did some research on the supplier for these stores. It turns out that they do not even know what type of crickets they have. I heard the woman shuffling papers to find the name she could not pronounce. All she said is we have "Agryllus" I corrected her and asked what the species was of the genus. she had no idea what I was talking about so I asked her if they have the USDA approval of their crickets. she put me on hold for 10 seconds and said sorry, but upper management is in a meeting. Bull Poo! so I hung up on her.
I just want everyone on this forum to know that there is a lot of misconception in this area.
here is a picture of a true Gryllus assmilis
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thank you, jamaican crickets will stay in a store then![]()
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