Will this work?

[ejh805]

I guess I could try them if the cricket stink gets to me too badly (I live in a 2 bedroom apartment). I'll be using the spare 29 to house crickets.
And it's weird. I can pick up spiders, scorpions, snakes, and all kinds of "creepy-crawlies" whatever and it doesn't bother me at all. But something about roaches. Just ughhh -shudders- dunno if I could handle it.

[Misschievou2]

I guess I could try them if the cricket stink gets to me too badly (I live in a 2 bedroom apartment). I'll be using the spare 29 to house crickets.
And it's weird. I can pick up spiders, scorpions, snakes, and all kinds of "creepy-crawlies" whatever and it doesn't bother me at all. But something about roaches. Just ughhh -shudders- dunno if I could handle it.

Yea I hate crickets too. They are very jumpie and smelly. I am switching to nightcrawlers. ;p

[ejh805]

One thing I forgot to add!
As previously stated, I'm using coco fiber as substrate. The kind I'm getting is from exo terra and is in compressed block form. Adding hot/warm water revives this stuff, but I'm just wondering... will it be too soggy/wet to use?

[trkyhntr]

those eco bricks use one gallon of water

[ejh805]

Trykhntr,

Yes, I know. But will it be sopping? Like really really wet? Or is it just enough to make it expand effectively?