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    Lemme know how that Kricket Keeper works out 'cause I've been thinking about one of those, too. So far, though, my bucket seems to be working well enough.

    I think Cricket is an awesome name! VERY cute!
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    I already like the fact that I can see better without a bunch of eggcrate in the way, yet they still have a place to hide, so that's a good start. I should be feeding off some crix tomorrow night (tonight they have gecko diet and peach baby food), so I'll let you know how the extraction process goes.
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    I got some kind of kricket keeper from the pet shop yesterday, I really liked it crickets tend to come out easily. I tend not to like to touch bugs too much kinda creeps me out, but crickets don't bother me too much because use to use them whenever I would fish as a kid. Anyway I really like the keeper that I got. What is "gecko diet"?
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    There are a couple of powdered diets on the market from TRex that are nutritionally balanced for Rhacodactylus geckos. They are not suitable for leopard geckos, however, and could make them sick.

    I used to catch crickets as a kid, too, and would way rather touch them than, say, cockroaches, but I'd still rather avoid it if I can.
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