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  • Micro crickets- What do you feed them?

    Hi, i need some advice. Just bought some micro crickets & i'm unsure as to what to feed them. Any advice/recommendations greatly appreciated.

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    When i do use them i make a thick paste up consisting of a little ground up digestive biscuit, and any reptile vitamin / mineral supplement powder.
    i stick a blob on a little square of kitchen foil so it's easy to remove from the tub when eaten or "going off" which ever comes first.
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    • #3
      I give mine grapes, cut in half.
      spider woman at Wilkinsons

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      • #4
        I think they're too small to bite into grass, so i've just stuck a slice of cucumber & they've gone crazy for it! Don't know about grapes, they'll end up getting a craving for sugar!

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        • #5
          The main thing is, whatever you feed to your crickets, locusts etc etc, a good percentage of this will be injested by the spider when it eats it so, where you can, try to feed a high grade diet with relevant sugars, proteins, minerals etc, Moist products to remain hydrated are required if you dont provide a water dish, so cucumbers fine (but doesn't have a lot of nutrients).
          naturally, baby house crickets will feed on dust / skin particals to survive and adult crickets can even extract some nutients from household wiring insulation so they have ultra wide diet capabilities.
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          • #6
            I use crushed dry cat food mixed with a little water if they really are micro or just crushed dried cat food if they're a size or two up.

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            • #7
              Gold fish flakes work well too. Very healthy for them and your T's.
              Missouri Tarantula Group

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              • #8
                Carrots, Potatoes, and unmedicated chick mash.

                Eric
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