lecham New Member Jul 27, 2011 #1 I am wondering how i can identify the girl crikets from the males ...i am in the process of wanting to breed my own crikets.
I am wondering how i can identify the girl crikets from the males ...i am in the process of wanting to breed my own crikets.
K kinyonga Chameleon Queen Jul 27, 2011 #2 Females have an ovipositor (long thin tube) at the back end of them and the males don't. Adult males creak and females are silent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_cricket A is a male and B is a female.
Females have an ovipositor (long thin tube) at the back end of them and the males don't. Adult males creak and females are silent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_cricket A is a male and B is a female.
M mikeduner New Member Jul 27, 2011 #3 Its times like this i wish this was yahoo answers and i could vote your answer up.
iNK New Member Jul 27, 2011 #4 is it better to breed your own crickets or just better to buy them online?
KarmaChameleon1337 Avid Member Jul 27, 2011 #5 kinyonga said: Females have an ovipositor (long thin tube) at the back end of them and the males don't. Adult males creak and females are silent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_cricket A is a male and B is a female. Click to expand... Wow, I thought the tube meant it was a male... for certain not very appropriate reasons.
kinyonga said: Females have an ovipositor (long thin tube) at the back end of them and the males don't. Adult males creak and females are silent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_cricket A is a male and B is a female. Click to expand... Wow, I thought the tube meant it was a male... for certain not very appropriate reasons.
lecham New Member Jul 27, 2011 #6 kinyonga said: Females have an ovipositor (long thin tube) at the back end of them and the males don't. Adult males creak and females are silent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_cricket A is a male and B is a female. Click to expand... thanx for the heads up now ill sit back and wait for these girls to start making me some food jejej
kinyonga said: Females have an ovipositor (long thin tube) at the back end of them and the males don't. Adult males creak and females are silent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_cricket A is a male and B is a female. Click to expand... thanx for the heads up now ill sit back and wait for these girls to start making me some food jejej
Seeco Avid Member Jul 27, 2011 #7 mikeduner said: Its times like this i wish this was yahoo answers and i could vote your answer up. Click to expand... Well you can click the scale logo on the right of her post and add to reputation.
mikeduner said: Its times like this i wish this was yahoo answers and i could vote your answer up. Click to expand... Well you can click the scale logo on the right of her post and add to reputation.
millerman6401 Member Jul 27, 2011 #8 KarmaChameleon1337 said: Wow, I thought the tube meant it was a male... for certain not very appropriate reasons. Click to expand... nah the tube is where the eggs come out of its not the guys.. ahem... crix breed when they are babies too so i belive u just need adult females. correct me if im wrong.
KarmaChameleon1337 said: Wow, I thought the tube meant it was a male... for certain not very appropriate reasons. Click to expand... nah the tube is where the eggs come out of its not the guys.. ahem... crix breed when they are babies too so i belive u just need adult females. correct me if im wrong.
Eltortu Established Member Jul 27, 2011 #9 iNK said: is it better to breed your own crickets or just better to buy them online? Click to expand... Breeding is a lot of work. You could get 1,000 crickets for around $20 shipped.
iNK said: is it better to breed your own crickets or just better to buy them online? Click to expand... Breeding is a lot of work. You could get 1,000 crickets for around $20 shipped.
K kinyonga Chameleon Queen Jul 27, 2011 #10 Crickets don't reach sexual maturity until they are one or two months old... http://www.4hfishing.org/resources/angling_skills_pdfs/6d_raising_crickets.pdf Wings do not become completely developed until sexual maturity either...so if they creak they are mature (males). Last edited: Jul 27, 2011
Crickets don't reach sexual maturity until they are one or two months old... http://www.4hfishing.org/resources/angling_skills_pdfs/6d_raising_crickets.pdf Wings do not become completely developed until sexual maturity either...so if they creak they are mature (males).
M mikeduner New Member Jul 27, 2011 #11 Seeco said: Well you can click the scale logo on the right of her post and add to reputation. Click to expand... Good to know! Its always a new experience getting on a new forum
Seeco said: Well you can click the scale logo on the right of her post and add to reputation. Click to expand... Good to know! Its always a new experience getting on a new forum