lll isnt cricket proof
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lizardboy119796
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In his videos, hes got aluminum, I have never had this happen to me.
chamelisa
New Member
Unless they don't make them with aluminum any more...
I've got about 50 or so and the only thing that destroys the screen is me. No crickets have ever chewed their way out of the aluminum screens. I had issues with water and corrosion but that's why I got the reverse osmosis system, to stop that.
I've got about 50 or so and the only thing that destroys the screen is me. No crickets have ever chewed their way out of the aluminum screens. I had issues with water and corrosion but that's why I got the reverse osmosis system, to stop that.
PantherVeileD
New Member
what are you feeding your crickets? dusting it with steroids? Yup only one who destroy the cage is myself. Poking holes for misting system and trying to hold up vines, decoration....
PantherVeileD
New Member
Do you have mouse or rats in your home? Maybe they are chewing up the screen. Just a thought.
naich
New Member
lol....no
its the alumnium screen cage 24 by 24 by 48 and they are just strong jawed crix...i was just wondering if anyone had this happen to them and knew how to stop it...like an apoxy to cover it or something?
dodolah
Retired Moderator
are you using those black crickets?
Even so, I wonder how the heck did the cricket can chew out of metal screen.
I would suspect that superworms have much stronger jaw.
Even them unable to chew the screen.
I would suspect something at work here.
Mice? rodent like creature?
naich
New Member
well supers dont last 5 seconds in the cage and i use normal field crickets from online stores like mulberry and gnahns.
just a cat...but he wouldnt do that and he is pretty big so a bigger hole would b from him...and he is never in my room and is scared of the cham(lol he freaks when the mister goes off out of nowhere)
the cham is a male...and in the 8 months in my care he has been walking on the screen in the lower part of the cage...like a foot from the pvc(thats where the holes and dents are) like 2 times.
and the crickets ussaly are at the top...so what is it...im posotive there are no mice we have been here for 8 years and never any sign
just a cat...but he wouldnt do that and he is pretty big so a bigger hole would b from him...and he is never in my room and is scared of the cham(lol he freaks when the mister goes off out of nowhere)
the cham is a male...and in the 8 months in my care he has been walking on the screen in the lower part of the cage...like a foot from the pvc(thats where the holes and dents are) like 2 times.
and the crickets ussaly are at the top...so what is it...im posotive there are no mice we have been here for 8 years and never any sign
tkilgour
Member
Agreed, the only thing putting holes in my screen is me. Whenever I put up vines or perches, I tend to do small amounts of damage, but still no escapies. Good Luck.
THECHAMMAN
Established Member
here is a thought. since those crickets are so rowdy, get roaches, you'll never have to buy crix again. trust me, i got them, and my parents who have commited roach genocide multiple times, dont care about the dubia roaches. they have no smell and i have a super sensitive sense of smell. trust me, roaches are the way to go.
CleanLineChameleons
Avid Member
Sometimes the doors can be a little crooked allowing a small gap either at the top or bottom. Check the door and see if everything is flush, if not, just bend it a bit. I have never had problems with crickets or anything else eating its way out of aluminum screen cages 
Chris
Chris
Pure
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I wonder why.
Drunken Cage building LOLI agree with everyone here. You have to have something else going on. Unless you get mutant crickets, they just don't have the power needed to chew through metal screen.
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