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    Comment by 'dominicthechameleon' in 'Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners'

    hope you all enjoy this!
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    Comment by 'dominicthechameleon' in 'Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners'

    Oh yeah, sorry. :)
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    Comment by 'dominicthechameleon' in 'Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners'

    No Problem :p
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    Comment by 'dominicthechameleon' in 'Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners'

    No problem :D
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    Comment by 'dominicthechameleon' in 'Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners'

    Tomatoes are poisonous to crickets. :)
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    Comment by 'dominicthechameleon' in 'Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners'

    I tried to make this blog as simple as possible. It took me 4 days to make and about a week of research. Hope you all enjoy it. Print it out if you like. :p
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    Comment by 'dominicthechameleon' in 'Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners'

    You will see little whitish yellow colored eggs in the breeding container. Then you put them in the incubation container at 70-85 degrees. :)
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    Cricket Care for All Chameleon Owners

    CRICKET CARE :) • Gutload crickets with apples, carrots, potatoes, squash, oranges, leafy greens, kale, collard greens, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, kale, yams, raw uncooked pumpkin seeds, hemp seeds, small amounts of whole grain cereals, mint leaves, brewer’s yeast, wheat germ...
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