Just take eggshells wash this off let them dry and then ground them into powder and you'll have calcium to add to the the food.

I’m just gonna hope you changed the title and aren’t a time traveler who predicted this pandemic

@christiangonzales5612

4 жыл бұрын

I thought there was a glitch, not title change.. 😬😂

@rattlesnakejakegaming5295

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah uhh idk

@raves_r3177

4 жыл бұрын

yeah i was like holy shit... but really though is it possible to change a title from a video 6 years ago?

@gabrielwiktorowicz3281

4 жыл бұрын

@@raves_r3177 you can

@alexamarie1027

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing!!!!😂😂😂

"For your reptiles or maybe for yourself i dont know what kind of person you are" 😂😂

@theshuman100

5 жыл бұрын

crunchy bois. get em while they're fresh

@maxie1199

5 жыл бұрын

Crickets and mealworms are actually pretty good for you, better protein then most meat

@distantmind956

5 жыл бұрын

@@maxie1199 I'm currently running my own superworm farm for this precise reason. Just bought my startup kit of mealworms today. Looking into also starting with Crickets, which brought me to this video.

@greyhnd001

4 жыл бұрын

No meat is good for you. Look up the health affects of animal protein and animal fat. Good luck. I raise these for my leppard gecko.

@JL-iu7fk

4 жыл бұрын

A very intelligent person. If you freeze them & try them on your ice cream, or use pudding,

Nice video. Haven't read through the comments, so this might have already been shared, but here are a few things I find that help. First, I put a screen lid on my soil containers so the crickets can lay the eggs, but can't dig them up and eat them (and make a mess scattering dirt everywhere). Second, I find that my pinheads LOVE to eat fish food flakes. They devour it! I also look for flakes high in spirulina as this will help bring out colors in the pets I am feeding (in my case, mostly some colorful tarantulas).

@nursepam38

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@Howwerelivingfishing

2 жыл бұрын

I use fish flakes for my crickets sometimes. Always disappears the next day they eat it so fast

@Howwerelivingfishing

2 жыл бұрын

I actually use several types of fish food and they eat all of it and love it

"maybe for yourself I don't know what kind of person you are" lolol

@keiszabo7104

7 жыл бұрын

super helpful video ty

I'm in 2020 in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic breeding crickets for my leopard gecko

@urm1510

4 жыл бұрын

same 💀

@shmech5823

3 жыл бұрын

Omfg me too

@juliang4594

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@RyanStonedonCanadianGaming

3 жыл бұрын

Me too, also a Betta Patoti.

@heathergarrity1889

3 жыл бұрын

Same for my tree frog

Since COVID-19 iv started breeding my own crickets

$7 for 50 here in Australia. Time to start breeding, thanks for the video!!

My family is gonna kill me for the chirping

@Xplorer228

6 жыл бұрын

Every time someone tells a bad joke bring out the cricket bin.

@lolas7278

5 жыл бұрын

Shoto Todoroki you can order silent brown crickets online or at petsmart

@RoseCadenza

5 жыл бұрын

I get silent crickets for my gecko. All of my pet stores near me only sell silent crickets.

@plastic6568

3 жыл бұрын

when i hear chirping i hunt them down and immediately feed it to my geckos

@snowowowow

3 жыл бұрын

My family likes it

We have big forested area near our small town and after long hot days of summer, just before the rainy season kick in when the soil is moist due to a few showers of rain, the forest crickets are out on the street everywhere. I used to catch 'em with friends under lamp posts when I was young. It was so fun and painful at the same time, the little crawlers bite pretty hard, especially the big females and their spiky legs are so damn sharp and scratch the skin pretty deep. You gotta get a good grip on their thorax area with two fingers (thumb and index) otherwise it's a nightmare for the fingers. We would catch 'em the whole night and keep 'em in a bottle and our aunt would make a delicious fried cricket breakfast the next day =D They came out to breed but ended up being our breakfast haha...man.. miss those days..

im going to start breeding crickets because I have a Leopard Gecko and several other Cricket eating reptiles and it's gotten to the point where I'm spending 15 dollars a week on crickets so hopefully this helps thanks for the video

3:01 "Leg ayeing success". I think you're my dyslexic spirit animal, lol!

I'm watching this to learn about raising crickets to feed myself lol... what kind of person am I?

@Twofinbluna2020

9 жыл бұрын

Kevin Ethridge a person that eats crickets?

@Jerzeecanuck

9 жыл бұрын

Kevin Ethridge A smart person.

@jeremiahdotts3754

9 жыл бұрын

@djlauncho7499

8 жыл бұрын

Kevin Ethridge a normal one!

@neylenramirez9313

8 жыл бұрын

Some one that's wants good protein

This method works great I have way more crickets then I thought I would thanks for posting this.

@Twofinbluna2020

9 жыл бұрын

awesome man im happy to hear that

Yay at least I'm not the only one that first was into aquariums then switched to reptiles!! ;D

@Twofinbluna2020

10 жыл бұрын

now i just bought a boat... What am I getting myself into lol

@Twofinbluna2020

10 жыл бұрын

flyhigh747 and a truck... oh my god

I know this is older but I worked at a reptile breeding place and we did crickets. I was in charge of the cricket breeding. I bred millions of crickets a week in a long cardboard box and lined the boxes in a plastic bag and they couldn't jump out just in case someone doesnt wanna mess with lid making. Our water dishes had the foam stuff from under carpets cut in the shape of the dish. It allows water but not drowning. We fed them crushed puppy chow. Crickets were so easy.

leg egging success

@lenskimono2954

6 жыл бұрын

Erhm "Lay egging"

@clorbach2450

6 жыл бұрын

LensKimono "leg aying"

@lilmisstrouble85

6 жыл бұрын

i thought i heard him say that lol best part of the vid!!

@sarahslovely08

5 жыл бұрын

DannyWarlegs 🤣

@Twofinbluna2020

4 жыл бұрын

I believe it was... legg ayying... lol

I once used cosmetic sponges for the crickets to drink from and they laid their eggs in it! I kept re wetting the sponge so I guess it kept the eggs wet and I only found out the eggs were in there when I tried to squeeze the sponge and felt all these little grains in them....kinda gross but I put the sponge in a separate tub and they hatched out.

Awesome video and love your sense of humor! Thanks for sharing! I've had a few scale over the packing tape and manage to grow up and then climb on the walls in the house. Made me laugh, scared the crap out of my mother. "WHAT KIND OF SPIDER IS THIS...A CRICKET? REALLY?" Haha. Thanks again for the video and the ideas!

Thank you I have a leopard gecko and several pet jumping spiders. My son had pet crickets many years ago (as an introduction pet) I must have been lucky as they had many crops of babies and their own cycle going in a 10 gallon aquarium. Always had about 50 of all different ages. Had to let the loose outside when we moved! Time to suit up and go to HomeDepot for the supplies, thank you! I watched several videos and like yours the best!

@Twofinbluna2020

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry guys but I won't be able to take orders for the forseable future, if you would like to help Please support my fight with leukemia gf.me/u/zb7af6

Thx for the very informative video. I'd say one of the best ones I've seen so far. I've had my 2 baby beardies for almost 2 months & already getting tired of going to the store to purchase overpriced crickets! After, seeing how easy it is to breed them, I will definitely be putting together my own "cricket farm", tomorrow. It seems silly NOT to. Its inexpensive , your saving a TON of $$$ (I'm paying 11-13cents a piece here in Phoenix) in addition you can customize the diet of the crickets to ensure a heathy meal for your reptiles, amphibians etc. *Bonus* if you end up w too many, selling them at a low cost is a great way to earn some extra cash on the side. I'm actually excited to get started. I know I've got at least 4-6 females ready to lay eggs. QUESTION (This maybe a stupid one, but I'm asking anyway) , If you don't provide a place for the females to lay their eggs what what will the female do? will she still lay her eggs somewhere in the enclosure, the eggs will die and/or become food for the adult crickets? Thanks again! I'll update ya in a few weeks w/ my progress.

This was actually vary useful, cause soon I will be getting a bearded dragon, and I've been looking for ways to keep up a food source for my soon-to-be pet I have about 2-3 weeks before I get the bearded dragon, so in that time I'm looking for a cheap tank and ways for food and taking care of it, my friend owns Australian bearded dragons who have just laid their eggs and he's ganna give me one of them, I'm extremely excited lol

Awesome video & setup. I'm definitely going to have to start a cricket farm for my alb. bullfrogs. Having to buy crickets every week is becoming tedious. Thank you for tips!

Sorry guys but I won't be able to take orders for the forseable future, Please support my fight with leukemia gf.me/u/zb7af6

I am responding to you guys right now sorry for the delay! If you keep the temperature high enough with a closed lid the earth should remain moist enough until hatch time. Same principle as plants when germinate them. So I don't see the need to mist unless you notive the earth drying out.

@654321poiuytrewq0987

8 жыл бұрын

flyhigh747 when I ever keep the lid on moister builds and kill the babies

@MorticianMeagen

8 жыл бұрын

+william waddell There is not enough ventilation in the container and it is being sprayed too often and/or with too much water. You can either poke holes in the lid or create a small screen ventilation, a tinier version of the ventilation shown for the main lid of the bins in the video. I've done this with window screen and glue. It's enough to let the air circulate but small enough to keep the moisture and humidity inside. The substrate you use should not be saturated or drenched. It should be lightly damp on the top, immediately soak in, and no water should be pooling. Also watch out for mold. Heat and humidity will quickly grow mold which will also kill them.

@654321poiuytrewq0987

8 жыл бұрын

Meagen H I poked holes in a small contaner

@alexcrowder1673

7 жыл бұрын

Crickets can only jump about 5 inches. As long as the container is tall and made from something that they can't climb, like a trash can, you don't even need a lid. It helps keep it ventilated a little better too.

I love eating crickets. Delicious !

@theyellowtaco416

7 жыл бұрын

Isabella Aguilar i had a locust before i didn't really like the taste of it

@arandommewontheinternet7986

7 жыл бұрын

backtobasics 95 all of them are the same- small noisy legged things 😂😁

@madalinmerkel2438

6 жыл бұрын

Isa that 8s nasty

@spookydooky666

6 жыл бұрын

I've had scorpion before and it was alright. Anything with visible eyes weirds me out to eat so I don't think I could do crickets.

@brandonreynolds2084

5 жыл бұрын

Alex Reynolds hay my name is Brandon Reynolds

great post!! love the ideas and i will definatly be taking your advice.

Guys please share donate and share my gofundme page far and wide. i need all the help I can get! Much love gofund.me/2e5b8e1b

A very good hobby. Place ads in Craigslist - it's free. Good way to make money.

@degelmans

6 жыл бұрын

Do you report the income for taxes?

@kvgm

6 жыл бұрын

Barbara Degelman Technically you should, but the IRS don't need to know. Unless you're really making bank, then you'll start looking suspicious.

may I recommend using soils without fertilizers? I have panther chameleons and they are very sensitive to these chemicals. you may want to try a soil that is organic or fertilizer and pesticide free.

@anomikak1062

5 жыл бұрын

That's not fertilizer. It's perlite. That's not saying it doesn't also contain fertilizer. Idk.

Thanks for this video mate. I live in Vancouver and I gotta try this out. For my own consumption, and perhaps even selling them to shops!

Thanks for all the great info. ^_^ Are you heating all of the bins with the light or just the one with the hatching eggs?

Old video but adults will eat the eggs. Cover the egg boxes with mesh to get even more.

Wow, the babies are so absolutely tiny. It's crazy how there are so many!

Awesome video! Looks pretty simple! My 4 year old boy is super excited to raise our own crickets! (For our frog.) Something pet stores clearly make a killing on! Ha! Thanks for this!!!

Thanks for the help!

I am wondering about the noise levels with raising crickets? Can you hear them chirping outside of your basement? Do they chirp 24/7? Thanks?

@Sawedoffsob

7 жыл бұрын

did you find that out? LOL.. Im interested in breeding these in the back of a computer repair shop LOL

@Vancha112

7 жыл бұрын

crickets chirp a lot. i have them in the room next to my bedroom, but with the door closed it's not that big of a deal. The type of crickets also matters, because i found out the black ones (field crickets) chirp more then common house crickets. having them in the back of a computer repair shop, (with the door closed) shouldn't be a problem though. plus, i dont find cricket chirping annoying :)

How much u sell them for, I need some 😂I have a leopard gecko who eats them, can ungive me more info

Great vid, just what I needed. Many thanks

Thank you for this video. Huge help in clearing up many questions. I'm sure I can scale a breeding down to the size I need. Thanks bunches.

@Twofinbluna2020

9 жыл бұрын

Amber Lloyd definately you can do anything you want. All depends on the amount of time you allow crickets to lay eggs

@KasumiRose77

9 жыл бұрын

*smile* true, I wouldn't need as many but you know what your video was better than anyone else I've seen. I took notes and am greatly appreciative of your effort. Thank you so much.

If anyone is interested in purchasing crickets, please send an email to flyhighcorp@live.cathanks!

@smokeythefox1078

8 жыл бұрын

Still in 2016?

@fruitmakesuhigh

8 жыл бұрын

+flyhigh747 i need some im going to start breeding my own need a couple hundred

@melaniehowes7367

7 жыл бұрын

+Julio Castro that's what I want to do (eat crickets as part of a raw diet) did you get them if so how do they taste?

@eloiseodom5446

7 жыл бұрын

I learned this from a different video but if you put a screen over the containers used to lay eggs it will stop the bigger crickets from eating the eggs so you can have even more.

@k.s2497

7 жыл бұрын

flyhigh747 do you ship to Japan??????? Lmfao

So how do you clean out the cages?

@davidwebb4755

8 жыл бұрын

+NickBrew98 1 year ago, still unanswered. I guess you only have to change the egg cartons now and then. If you are breeding right now, please tell me your setup.

@pegas1ster

7 жыл бұрын

throw them away lol, if they are dirty enough you're worried about the crickets' wellbeing then get a new tank. otherwise just use gloves if you're grossed out they are bugs!

@marygreene4190

5 жыл бұрын

The egg cartons can be used for 2 or maybe 3 batches. After that, since they are covered in cricket poop, they make a great place to start seeds for your garden. Just fill with potting soil (you can use the old cricket egg-laying soil) and start your seeds. After that, the cartons can go into the compost bin. Nothing wasted. Hope this helps.

This helps a lot bro! Nice video

Very nice, my son tried raising crickets for a school project in Lachine. 100 cricket died within a month. We will try again. Thank you for the video.

@Twofinbluna2020

6 жыл бұрын

they only live 6 weeks. Were they growing?

a few questions. Will the crickets eat the eggs? Do many of your crickets die? How old can they start to breed? cheers mate

@Twofinbluna2020

9 жыл бұрын

The adults will eat the eggs so you must seperate them. Once you get the routine down I hardly ever have deadloss. There will be alot of shedding which may look like dead crickets but totally natural when they grow. Within a month of age they will start breeding

@jrnuguid8556

9 жыл бұрын

Well the adults will eat the eggs that's why some people use mesh on the egg laying boxes to keep the adults from eating the eggs. Of coarse some of the crickets will die because there crickets. Hope I helped :)

@jrnuguid8556

9 жыл бұрын

Oh and they need to be adults in order to breed about 1". Srry about that I'm doing this on my iPad :p

@ThePeople090

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks

hey buddy, quick question. I'm using your method, and i'm having huge succes. First breed gave me about 1500 crickets, but i only had about 20 adults. So all is well, got more adults now, but here's the question. Can i use the dirt again after all the eggs have hatched, or is it better to renew it and throw those boxes away? Thx for your tutorial, greetings from Belgium!

@Twofinbluna2020

10 жыл бұрын

Hey buddy! Im glad it's working out for you! You are better off to change the dirt every month or so because mold may set in. Humidity in a closed box is a recipe for mold... and Mold = death... Just keep your eye out for it and you should be good!

@Thorned_Rose

5 жыл бұрын

@@Twofinbluna2020 question, could you recycle the dirt each month by baking it? i.e. when you change the dirt, the dirt you remove you bake at a high temperature to kill nasties in it and then swap it with the used dirt the next month which then gets baked for the next cycle....?

Very informative, Thankyou

HE KNEW IT!! SLAUGTHER HIM! GET THE FORKS!

@jdmason9949

4 жыл бұрын

Changed title

does your room/storage stink up the place due to fhe cricket's ?

@mackenzielorentz6735

6 жыл бұрын

Add vermiculite to the floor to keep smells down.

If you get too many crickets to feed to your pets, you can fry your crickets and eat them yourself :p

@Twofinbluna2020

9 жыл бұрын

gross but whatever floats your boat hahah like I said in the video :P

@misticwolf1955

8 жыл бұрын

+flyhigh747 you can also chocolate them here is how: +Bubba Bedrock you freeze dry the crickets in to the shape you want, like standing up or laying on side whatever stick a toothpick into it about halfway melt your chocolate and it is best to put just a little wax like the gulf wax cakes i get at Walmart in baking isle this lets the chocolate harden faster so less melting and dripping take toothpick dip the bug into the chocolate to get a good cover then hold out of the chocolate for a few seconds for chocolate to stop dripping then get a piece of Styrofoam to stick the toothpick"s in to hold bug in place you may want to set them back in freezer a couple minutes for them to set good. Oh and if your chocolate starts getting to thick you can add a little hot water or reheat but keep adding just enough wax to keep chocolate a little shiny. "this can be done with any kind of bug you would like to try"

@arandommewontheinternet7986

7 жыл бұрын

Gwendolyn Lee apart from toxic ones :)

@bluflare12345

6 жыл бұрын

+flyhigh747 It's a good way to recycle your scrap veggies. They're pretty good if you fry them and healthy too.

@brianstone4531

6 жыл бұрын

I have Jughead crickets!My crickets are trained to kick ass.Im going to have my crickets take on your wimpy penheads.

Nice video, good info. What do you use as substrate for the eggs? Looks like potting soil. On a side note, as an American I was kinda surprised to hear you say inches and degrees Fahrenheit. Or is that a Montreal thing?

i just started in florida, bought about 50 of them, put them in the garage, brought them home put in potting soil,my garage is 89 degrees F 1 hour later they are chirping like crazy, the mating containers are like the maternaty ward, put in potato slices, wet sponges, here we go!

@Twofinbluna2020

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah! let me know how it goes!

im doing it for my lizards cause it cost to much :3

@beckypowsey2302

5 жыл бұрын

same

@ttvlil_stavo1186

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@RoseCadenza

5 жыл бұрын

At the pet store I go to to get my crickets is $1.49 a dozen. And that is DANG good for crickets. We usually buy 2 dozen at a time. We have to buy crickets every week.

@showery1376

5 жыл бұрын

@@RoseCadenza cost like 8 bucks for 30 for me lol

@RoseCadenza

5 жыл бұрын

@@showery1376 Wow! That's a lot. My goodness!

We are raising our own crickets to eat!!!

@Twofinbluna2020

8 жыл бұрын

awesome!!!

@technode1858

7 жыл бұрын

why do ppl eat them!!!!!

@rmp7shot

7 жыл бұрын

Fried/Roasted crickets honestly aren't that bad. They are cheap and full of protein and other healthy benefits. You can spice them to and they taste just like meat, once you get past the thought of crickets.

@marygreene4190

5 жыл бұрын

They are extremely high in protein. Compare to the cost of raising cattle for protein...can't do that in a Rubbermaid container! Freeze the crickets, then dehydrate, then grind into flour and use in place of flour in most recipes.

Our rooster eats more than 2000 in a day.. so this was much needed, thank you

@Twofinbluna2020

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to be of help! Hows the rooster doing

egg shells are a wonderful, natural calcium source. just clean the shell very well and remove the inner skin on the shell and grind into a powder.

If anyone is interested in purchasing crickets, please send an email to flyhighcorp@live.ca thanks

@littledemonz3531

6 жыл бұрын

flyhigh747 nice guy, you teach and sell

Thanks so much for this video i got one of the bins and put it in with dirt and a minute later the females are laying eggs thanks :) :D.

Great video

great video. thank you

@jamesschenck5730

7 жыл бұрын

I have a question on the 3 tubs do 2 of the lids have the screen and 1 have the hole for the incubator

ey Good vid man , it helped me a lot there!!!

@Twofinbluna2020

4 жыл бұрын

Glad I can help! Don't be shy if you have any questions

When it's time to transfer the egg laying bins into your pinhead container or homemade incubator container to have the eggs incubated or hatched, do you still spray or mist it with water once everyday? and do you use fan heater to heat those containers or just 24 hours with heating lamps on?

Great video!! Thanks!

Hey gr8 vid. How long does a cricket take from the day it’s born to be able to breed?

Great video! Thank you

@Twofinbluna2020

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry guys but I won't be able to take orders for the forseable future, Please support my fight with leukemia gf.me/u/zb7af6

wow thank you. im learning this. and loving it. thank you.

@Twofinbluna2020

8 жыл бұрын

+Kealoha Lani right on! breed on!

@kealohalani1523

8 жыл бұрын

+flyhigh747 thank you. im loving it, and on top of it im saving a LOT of money...

Awesome video, thanks for the tips, might have to try crickets now 🤣🤣😂😂😂 please make more videos

@Twofinbluna2020

4 жыл бұрын

Ill get on it

Interesting.

LOL @ own consumption....I instantly thought "People are breeding crickets to eat?!" Thanks for the video! I think I'm going to try this!

@degelmans

6 жыл бұрын

Cricket flour should be in everything soon! I have my own grinder....

@marygreene4190

5 жыл бұрын

Look online for a recipe to make Chocolate Chirp Cookies. One ingredient is cricket flour.

I like this video man u sugar coat shit yo u keep it 100!! Thanks for the tips bro and keep it up good work.

@Twofinbluna2020

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks man much appreciated... ps: cricket poo is one of the best fertilizers for plants such as your avatar ;)

I am going to get into breeding my own crickets for my gecko's. This video help a lot thanks

@marygreene4190

5 жыл бұрын

For the geckos also look into breeding flightless fruit flies. My daughter raised the fruit flies to feed her geckos and saved a ton of money. If I had known how to raise crickets back then I would have.

Do you put a light over the hatchlings? I see a light over the adult breeders and the incubator light over the eggs. do you use a screen top like on the adults or what did you do for the middle bin lid.

Just a thought dont call me stupid but would you think getting screen and lets say 3"-4" from the entire bottom of tub and fill it up with water right underneath the screen so while you have you tub closed up with the light on it will create moisture in the bin and help with moisture?

That's Awesome !!!!

Definitely going to do this very soon. Buying crickets over and over in large quantities is getting rather expensive. I'm probably going to do this for my mealworms as well.... yay... beatles.... :/

"for your own consumption" lmao great video, and thank you for the info

Do you use any special ingredients in your dirt and do you keep it moist as well? Also, how can I order them from you to start up if at all?

Also was wondering what the bigger dirt container is for in the 200+ cricket breeding tote is for?

I got a bunch of adult crickets and i waited for them to breed but they just laid a couple of eggs and then a lot of them died is this because they are full adult?

Thanks for keeping it simple and easy. I got my brearded dragon before I found out the cost of crickets.

@Twofinbluna2020

8 жыл бұрын

+Elena Herzer I know that feeling! Get at it!

@sarabullock9196

5 жыл бұрын

Same.

haha calisse, keep up the great work buddy

Very interesting indeed! I was thinking about doing this if I have any spiders, tarantulas, or reptiles. I mean sure, i would eat them if it was a serious SHTF situation, but not now.

Hey I just wanted to know, what substrate are you using?

Do you think it would be ok to try to do this indoors? I don't have a garage or any space outside to keep them, plus it gets way too cold.

Thank you i needed this to feed my ants

How deep are the plastic boxes with dirt for eggs?

Hi! I wanted to thank you for this video. I've been doing so much research that would make me take a second mortgage out! you made it so easy to understand and cheap which I love lol I started following you on Google+ but was wondering if there's another profile you have that I could ask questions? I'm getting ready to start my setup and want to do this right the first time! :-) Thank you!

@Twofinbluna2020

8 жыл бұрын

+Kelly Swickheimer dont be shy to drop me a line!

Awesome video man

@Twofinbluna2020

5 жыл бұрын

thanks dude. Appreciate that alot

Hi flyhigh747 Im interested in breeding my own crickets, I have alot of questions on the how to, the set up, and maintenance could you make a list of materials that you use and how many crickets you need to start off with , what kind of soil do you need and such? thanks

Any suggestions or tips to make it easier to catch the crickets once they're big enough to harvest?

Good to know, thanks

How long do you leave the lid on the egg bed container while in the incubator?

Where do you live? Is it warm already in the area you have these? Wondering whats needed to heat the bins. Mine will be in my basement in Michigan, basement is normally pretty cold. Is a normal lamp bulb going to be hot enough or do I need a heat lamp?

@Twofinbluna2020

4 жыл бұрын

Miy setup is in my basement which i s why the light is necessary to be on 24/7 for pinheads to incubate properly

Montreal also - not into the crickets - but ended up here - watched the whole damn thing ;)

What size crickets did you first buy 1/4 I heard that size and I also heard 3/4 inch what size to buy

Hey man, what do you do for poopies? I heard that you should clean their container every six months. What do you do?

How long is their breeding cycle? My dubia take 6 months to mature to breeding age. How long does it take for crickets?

Hello sir I bought crickets at petco, so I can use them for fishing. First question is it ok to breed crickets inside a styrofoam box and what time do crickets spawn?

Was wondering if you can tell me how big the 3 main containers are?

hi Flyhigh! thank you for this great video! are you still selling crickets? I'm in Mtl too. thanks!