Hello from frogdaze

[InfInIty13X]

She's okay. I put up some fake leaves draped around the tree thing I bought. She was hidden in the leaves when I came home from work tonight.

I dropped a female cricket in the tank last night with the male cricket and now they are both gone. I dumped another male/female in there tonight. We'll see what happens. Those males have GOT to go.

[Ebony]

Its surprising how much one Frog can eat. I breed Locusts and meal worms which my frogs love. I've had a go with crickets but found that my Frogs didn't always eat them and somehow they would survive in the Frog enclosure till they were adults and then drive me nutz with their noise. I would have to take the whole enclosure appart to find it.

[frogdaze]

I never met a frog that didn't like crickets. I can't keep my crickets long enough and I get hundreds at a time. Of course that's in the summer.

[Kurt]

I dropped a female cricket in the tank last night with the male cricket and now they are both gone. I dumped another male/female in there tonight. We'll see what happens. Those males have GOT to go.

Try using a smaller size cricket. I use half inch crickets and they don't make any noise. I can tell by your complaint that you are using adult crickets and they will make noise.
Personally I love the sound of crickets (and frogs)

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Personally I love the sound of crickets (and frogs)

I do too, except our green tree frogs have been annoying noisey the last couple nights.... one or the other will bark for 20 seconds every two minutes almost all night long! uggg. They have such a raspy sound, they don't sound like the audio samples I've heard on the internet (quacking sound). The problem is that they are in our bedroom one tank on each night stand so we are surrounded by frogs at night.

I've never bought adult crickets, but the other night I heard a cricket chirping in our closet. One must have escaped and survived long enough. I caught him and fed him to our female whites.