Here are my piggies once again having a mid-day snack.--round two will be tomorrow and a longer clip.
the Oscars are DISQUALIFIED for eating their apponents.
the Oscars are DISQUALIFIED for eating their apponents.
Haha...that anxiety is incredibly well founded, actually. I have a tree frog and a toad who eat crickets as their staple. Where I live, we don't have those little tan crickets that get sold as feeders - we have those nasty cave crickets and the black field crickets. Usually I just buy those little cricket keeper cardboard boxes that contain 25-30 crickets, open the little door on it, and put it in the terrarium. The tank has a heavy, tight-fitting lid. Yet somehow, crickets escape. The ones that I feed to my killifish (and now Jack Dempsey) *must* be escapees from the terrarium. I have no clue how they get out.Little-Fizz said:Lol ew. Cool but gross.
I couldn't do that. I would have nightmares that crickets would break free and multiply in my house. Imagine like leaving the stove or iron on and going away somewhere. That would be the anxiety I would suffer from everyday if we were keeping crickets in my house. :lol:
Gross. Lol I knew they would be escape artists.iamntbatman said:[ The ones that I feed to my killifish (and now Jack Dempsey) *must* be escapees from the terrarium. I have no clue how they get out.
Here's a picture of a cave cricket:Little-Fizz said:Gross. Lol I knew they would be escape artists.iamntbatman said:[ The ones that I feed to my killifish (and now Jack Dempsey) *must* be escapees from the terrarium. I have no clue how they get out.
Whats a cave cricket? Wait... Do I even want to know? I see the black ones you talked about all the time. I often found them in my old house. I don't loath crickets as much as I do spiders, earwigs, silver fish, centipedes, and the list goes on. But I can't stand them if they are in my house or anywhere around me. They are so ugly and creepy.