Can i feed my pacman crickets that have small wings starting to grow? Please help!

[anapolis]

hey,
is it absolutely necessary for the heater to be on the side, because once i take this one off, it wont re-stick, he does have about 2/3 of his tank without the heater, in it 1/3 of the area has the heater under it.
wouldn't he know that he is overheating?
thank you
j.g.

[Mentat]

Air temperature should be 82F or around 28C. In order to reach that; your substrate will be way warmer to the point of being too hot. Just stick a thermometer probe on substrate above the glass bottom where heater pad is located and measure the temperature in there.

Your frog instinct over thousands of evolutionary years has taught it to bury when it's hot into the cool ground. Problem is; you have reversed nature's heat situation in your enclosure. The frog isn't going to figure that out and it will overheat while trying to cool down.

There are tapes (i.e. high temperature duct tape) you can use to reaffix the pad on the enclosures side. Just be carful when removing it, so that the interior wiring does not get damaged .

[anapolis]

hello again,
benji just went through a week or so of impaction, i Did everything, the pedialyte, and honey baths, an finally it worked. i am just wondering how long i should wait until i start him back on his regular feeding of 3-5 crickets? i gave him 1 cricket about a day after he pooped. He pooped ALLOT.
Thank you
J.G