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    Default Re: What are these?

    Idk, they appeared in the container and are all over the seed I feed my crickets. This never happened before. They are breeding like crazy. Should I keep one and see what it turns into?


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    Oh! I know what that is... posted about having the same thing in my cricket tank a few months back. Will go look up that post, I think Bill said what it was. It's some sort of cleaner bug larvae thing, they use them to strip carcasses for taxidermy I believe (if I have the right bug).
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    It was Brian (UncleChester), not Bill, who replied

    http://www.frogforum.net/showthread.php?t=32133
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