I guess crickets aren't too bright after all... I'm not sure if they were breeding in my cricket habitat and laid the eggs when I put them in to feed, or if they made sweet love in the presence of a predator; regardless, there are numerous baby crickets within my emp's enclosure.
They're only a couple millimeters in length(about the size of a pinhead), and seem to still be translucent of sorts. You can see some eggs submerged in the coco-fiber as well. Sorry, no pics. This is exactly what they look like: http://aqua-terra-vita.com/Images/Cr...5(72ppi)-1.jpg
I'm really not too sure how I should go about dealing with this, considering I just replaced the substrate in my tank. I'd find it a waste to clean it out so soon. Will they starve in there on their own, or will I have an infestation to worry about?