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    Quote Originally Posted by hyla View Post
    Sometimes mine will miss her target, but touch the cricket with her tongue just a little. The saliva must be powerful alone b/c the cricket will just kinda be rendered useless and doesn't move so well afterwards. I wish there were a better staple b/c I have come to really hate crickets and all their biting, smelly, dirty, escape artist ways.
    I know what you mean Kristy, You should try Locust's if you are able to get them where you are. They don't smell and they range in sizes to suit small and large frogs. They are a little dippy so are bad escape artists. They also don't make a noise. I have them in my album if you want to cheek them out..

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    Ebony I just posted a comment under your locust setup pic about them

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