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  • 04-22-2010, 11:42 AM
    Jay_Bunny
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    Well I was busy all last week and didn't switch out the veggie piece I gave them and it got moldy and killed everything. Arg! But I got some more crickets today. Only a dozen for my gecko but I'm going to get more from work tomorrow and set them up correctly.

    So I should incubate the egg laying substrate in the incubator? (room temps are usually 75-80 on a normal day)
  • 04-22-2010, 06:33 PM
    suzuki4life
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    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny View Post
    Well I was busy all last week and didn't switch out the veggie piece I gave them and it got moldy and killed everything. Arg! But I got some more crickets today. Only a dozen for my gecko but I'm going to get more from work tomorrow and set them up correctly.

    So I should incubate the egg laying substrate in the incubator? (room temps are usually 75-80 on a normal day)



    I am assuming you are talking about crickets?

    use a potato...cut one in half and stick both haves in the tub....check every 3-4 days.

    at 75-80 the eggs will hatch but will probably take over 20 days. At 90 they hatch at about 10 days.


    don't remember, did I do a how to raise crickets tutoral here?
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