m1ndless New Member Jan 9, 2008 #1 Where do you guys order your crix? What is the cheapest site? Thanks!
Dylan Dutz New Member Jan 9, 2008 #5 LinkinParkRulez08 said: True. But it takes a while sometimes. Click to expand... Yeah but if you do research you will be fine.
LinkinParkRulez08 said: True. But it takes a while sometimes. Click to expand... Yeah but if you do research you will be fine.
Dylan Dutz New Member Jan 9, 2008 #7 LinkinParkRulez08 said: I've found that Mealworms are fairly simple to breed. Click to expand... Yes they are very easy.
LinkinParkRulez08 said: I've found that Mealworms are fairly simple to breed. Click to expand... Yes they are very easy.
m1ndless New Member Jan 9, 2008 #8 Armstrong Cricket Farm seems expensive, I once found $14 for 1000 shipped. I plan on buying them 500 at a time, I figured if he eats 20 a day for 2-2 weeks 500 will last me.
Armstrong Cricket Farm seems expensive, I once found $14 for 1000 shipped. I plan on buying them 500 at a time, I figured if he eats 20 a day for 2-2 weeks 500 will last me.
Chase Chameleon Enthusiast Jan 9, 2008 #9 What sized Crickets? Armstrongs has 500 1/2 crickets for $15 plus a couple dollars for shipping.
RhettusMaximus New Member Jan 9, 2008 #11 crickets ebugco.com 1000 crickets shipped for $14, larges are no more than $16 shipped.
AFH Avid Member Jan 9, 2008 #13 Depending on where you are and where they come from, it's a good idea in the winter.
m1ndless New Member Jan 9, 2008 #14 I live in phoenix, it was almost 70 here today, its not cold at all, will that be okay?
RhettusMaximus New Member Jan 9, 2008 #15 crix ebugco overnights the crickets reguardless i believe...
chris New Member Jan 9, 2008 #18 cheap crix and worms http://www.ghann.com cheap crix and cheap shipping in southeast U.S.
S SuperRad Guest Jan 9, 2008 #19 Reptilefood.com for me too. There customer service is on top of it as well.