Springtails are insect-like organisms that feed mainly on fungi in soil and decaying organic matter. They are tiny harmless organisms that make great food for very tiny young frogs.
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Re: Culturing Crickets - Care and Breeding of the Common House Cricket
Springtails are insect-like organisms that feed mainly on fungi in soil and decaying organic matter. They are tiny harmless organisms that make great food for very tiny young frogs.
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Re: Culturing Crickets - Care and Breeding of the Common House Cricket
Has anyone tried using plastic egg flats?
Re: Culturing Crickets - Care and Breeding of the Common House Cricket
The problem with that is that the crickets can't grip them well.
Originally Posted by KittenRD
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Re: Culturing Crickets - Care and Breeding of the Common House Cricket
I used reptomin and tadpole pellets and ground them up with a mortar and pestle. The crickets seem to like it. My problem is getting them to drink water. The mixture has calcium and vit c from the reptomin. Is vit c as important or more important than D3? Are either required by frogs?
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