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    Are your crickets outside? You may have to move them inside if the ants keep attacking them. They have attacked my feeders before, as well. The dubias not so much, but they destroyed crickets when I used to keep them.
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    Re: Ants ate the whole cricket hatchling colony

    I had a terrible ant problem early this year. Terro ant bait worked to get rid of them. I bought bulk packs on amazon.com since I had them in several places in the house.

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